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On one hand, it’s charming visuals and gameplay harkens back to cute mascot-driven platformers like Kirby. Unfortunately, the sticky controls will make you feel like you be cheated more than a few lives. Granted, the game is great when the controls work well. More often then not, though, one will find themselves quitting the game in a rage when they are preventing from jumping or attacking one too many times. It’s a shame, really, as the game looks like it could be a challenging yet fun retro-style game. However, if this can’t fix its frustrating controls, then it’s best that you skip the snowball fight.

I today will show some alternative ways to attack and move around. First, moving around. Squish jump: hold jump while standing still for a bit (you can shuffle slightly after powering up), then release to do a bigger jump. Squish jump xl: jump, then jump again once you hit the ground. Comes out faster and jumps higher, but more unwieldy. Dive: dash in midair. That’s it. Now for attacks. aim: Hold the snowball button to aim. Snow-burst: double tap while in the air to have a burst of snow around you. Snow-bounce: hold down the snowball button in mid-air. In between squish jump and it’s xl version, but has the burst affect around it. Then some tools you unlock. scooper: keep tapping snowball button on ground to launch a barrage of non-bouncing snowballs. Needs cool-down. I hope you also come up with more ideas in the sequel. Still love this game from the start. Bye! Edit: I changed my mind, three stars. Kind of poorly designed, I thought it would be a fun walkthrough, but there’s ads everywhere and nothing unique. Hope you make that sequel better...

It’s not a great game. You’re a snow guy who throws snow balls and runs around. The dodging feels a bit clunky and it would be nice if I could chain dodges together for faster traversal. At later levels, flames blend into the red background and you may find yourself jumping dying in fire by accident. Boss fights are extremely basic and are annoying to lose, but I’ve never had to try more than three or four times to defeat a boss. That said, ads make dying unbearable. It’s a meh game, but better than the other junk you’ll find on the App Store. I’ll say this: it’s got heart. I really feel like I’m playing someone’s game. That might be the most alluring part of playing. If you need a game on your phone, might as well give this a go.