☃️ Snowbrawl
Snowbrawl allows students to interact with other players using our projectiles game mechanic. In plain English, students can throw snowballs at each other! This exciting, fast-paced mode has a small map and just one goal: Knock out as many players as you can.
How to Start
- Host a live game.
- Select "Snowbrawl" in the Mode Picker and click "Continue."
- Select your desired game settings on the Game Options screen and click continue.
- Click the game code to copy and share the link to your game or have your students visit gimkit.com/join to enter your game's code.
- Click the Joining as... button in the lower left-hand corner to toggle between joining as a spectator or as a player.
- Once your students are in the lobby and you're ready to start, click the green Start Game button at the bottom of your screen.
- Your game will take a few moments to load and your students will be dropped into Snowbrawl! What you see will depend on whether you joined as a player or spectator.
How to Play
- Answer questions to earn snowballs.
- Toggle between regular gameplay and projectiles using the selector in the bottom center of your screen.
- Select the "Projectile" icon to enable snowball-throwing. Aim and throw snowballs by clicking with a mouse or tapping the screen with a finger on touch screens.
- Purchase Shield Cans & Med Packs from vending machines. Use the selector in the bottom center of your screen to use them.
- The game ends when the time limit is reached or the host ends the game manually.
- The player or team with the most knockouts when the game ends wins!
Best For
One Way Out is best for your group if you're looking for a game that is:
- Exciting
- Quick
Tips & Tricks
Use the WASD keys on your keyboard to move around. That way, you can use your right hand for the mouse/trackpad, which may make aiming and throwing snowballs easier.
Use "1" and "2" on your keyboard to quickly toggle between regular gameplay and throwing snowballs.
You can hold up-to 4 Shield Cans, each can grants 25 shield, up-to 50 shield.
You can hold up-to 2 Med Packs, each one heals you up-to 100 health.
You have to be standing still to use the Med Pack. If you start moving, it stops applying. It's a risk to stay still in the middle of a snowball fight, but the reward is health.
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Updated on: 30/03/2023
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