I like the graphics and music - It's feels really upbeat and cheerful.

The score mechanic is quite clever, as you need to balance filling up the bar, avoid making an obstacle of yourself as you collect fruit, and build up the multiplier to make maximise each fruit.

The controls feels odd at first. You're more inclined to press the wrong direction as the WASD layout doesn't intuitively translate to an isometric directions, moreso when you are frantically trying to eat fruit within 20 seconds. I do like that the game is forgiving when you run into yourself. 

I'm mixed about the movement. On one hand, a tile-per-keystroke is extremely helpful for getting around within 20 seconds. On the other hand, all of this is being carried out by the left hand, so it cramps up your hand quickly. A possible solution to mitigate this may be to have more fruit instances appear on the field or have the snake keep moving forward quickly and limiting the player's inputs to turning left and right. Maybe the snake can move forward in rhythm of the background music's drum beats.

A game about a happy snake making juice to some swinging beats. 

Love the music - The cute graphics are nice too !
Fun game, the angles are weird at first, but you get used to it !
For me, I couldn't quite see the whole game screen, and spamming the keys to try and move quickly didn't feel natural (maybe hold a key down to keep going in the same direction ? and/or add a fullscreen option ?)
Also being able to run into yourself without dying is nice :)

I was expecting a simple snake game but I have never played a snake game like this. I am glad there are multiple levels so I have more to come back to!

This is an interesting twist on the snake formula.  The only thing that throws me off is that my brain isn't able to fully wrap itself around the wasd controls.  They are probably the best controls given the circumstances, but navigating an isometric grid with a more square grid layout never felt fully natural, though I got proficient enough with the controls that I could beat the game.  The combo system is really neat, and this plays like no snake game I have ever played before

Lovely twist on a classic, really nice to look at and satisfying to play with cute music

I'm actually quite a big fan of the isometric controls for the snake, once I replayed the game enough time that control scheme felt so natural to me. Really really really fun game to look at and play, everything here just works!

nice take on a classic; the colors and perspective is “refreshing” and a joy to be inside :) made it past the first level but the 2nd seems a small wall to scale thus far. meanwhile, some simple drop shadows for the magical fruit might go a long way but it’s a great game, as is. thanks for sharing :)

Completed the final round with 2 seconds left.

Colors pop well and feel attractive. Variety in berries is a nice twist to traditional snake game. Music is a nice choice too. The levels felt different enough from each other while also presenting a challenge without making it too difficult.

I adapted to the input layout by rotating the game view inside my head (pretend I was looking from the side) so the controls made perfect sense. You could try experimenting with WAD keys for moving forward, turning left and right on local axis. This would reduce the inputs to 3 keys while also changing the way players see the game. A lot of casual players may not spend much time or effort trying to adapt to a new/different perspective

Due to the time limit, I could not pay much attention to the berries on the combo list. To help make it easier, you could probably change the size of the berry icon on the top row in such a way that whichever berry was expected next, that one would be slightly bigger (or change its background color or something about it different enough to stand out a bit) so the player attention could easily go to it when looking up there. Once that berry is consumed, you could make bigger/different the next icon on the row.

Do you plan on releasing an Android version as well? I think it has good potential for the mobile market.

I like this, good fun. I think most of the difficulty for me was trying to remember which key moved the snake in which of the diagonal directions. Got to the end after a few tries.