Getting Started

• 🗺 2D Game Modes

  2D game modes are game modes where students explore 2D worlds with little blobby characters called Gims. If you're playing a game mode with little blobby characters, you're playing a 2D game mode. Gim 2D modes can be more complex, strategic, and engaging than traditional game modes. Or, they can just be fishing. You select and play 2D game modes the same way you select traditional modes. Just clickFew readers

2D Game Modes

• ☃️ 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. Snowbrawl cover image How to Start Host a live game.Few readers

• 🌨 Snowy Survival

  In Snowy Survival, your goal is simple: survive as long as possible. At the start of the game, one player is randomly cursed and given a Snowball Launcher to knockout other players. Everybody else must run and evade the curse. If they are knocked out, they become cursed too. The game ends when everyone is cursed! Snowy Survival Title Card How to Start Host a live game. (https://hFew readers

• 🚀 One Way Out

  In this collaborative 2D game mode, students start on a spaceship that has been taken over by evil plants! Players have just one goal: get off the ship. Answer questions to gain energy and move around. To beat this mode, explore the ship, use a gadgets to defeat evil plants, collect gate keys, and work together to get to the ship’s escape pods. The only way to win is to get your entire group safely off the ship. One Way Out (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/bcd2637da11dc000Few readers