About Snowball Destroyer
Santa throws the ball, and once it lands it is up to you to guide it in this 3D action game.
The goal is to roll as far as you can and break as much as you can along the way. A run ends when the snowball hits an object that is too big for it or shrinks down to nothing.
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The ground under the ball matters most. As long as it rolls on snow it stays strong, but bare ground makes it shrink fast and lose power. Getting back onto snow restores that power, so keeping the snowball on snow is the core of every run.
You can tell what is safe to hit by color. Objects with color are small enough to smash, and breaking them earns coins. The ball keeps a steady pace on its own, so all your attention goes to steering it through an endless arcade style run.
Before each throw you can spend coins on two upgrades, power and freeze, which help the snowball break more things and last longer. There is also an upgrade that earns coins for you passively, and it is tied to watching an ad.
Santa is the one who starts things off in this snowy adventure game, taking a break from his usual job to play in the snow. Christmas is not the only holiday in it, though, since Halloween touches turn up too.
Quick summary
- You buy power and freeze upgrades with your coins before the throw.
- Santa throws the snowball, and you time the throw on the power meter.
- You steer the rolling ball over snow and smash colored objects for coins.
- The run ends when the ball hits something too big or gets too small.
Key features
- A 3D ball game where your snowball grows as it rolls.
- Snow keeps the ball strong, while bare ground makes it shrink fast.
- Colored objects are the ones you can break.
- Coins from smashed objects pay for power and freeze upgrades.
- The whole game is played with the mouse.
Tips & tricks
- Go for objects that sit on the snow first, since they are the safest to break.
- Steer around anything without color, because hitting it ends your run.
- Before you cross a bare patch, look ahead for where the snow starts again so you spend as little time off it as possible.
- If bare stretches keep draining your ball, put your coins into the freeze upgrade to make it last longer.
- Taking risks on bare ground breaks more objects, so only do it when your snowball is big and strong.
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