
Snowday
Engage in VR snowfights that capture real snow play like no FPS (First Person Snowbrawler) you've played before! Throw, dodge, and sneak your way to domination of the neighborhood snowfield.
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November 30, 2016
9 years and 246 days ago
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Positive21 reviews81.0%
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Remember the good old days where you'd watch the snow come down and hope for a Snowday? Even if you haven't, Snowday will immerse you in the fun and excitement of the snowball fight like never before.
Snowday is a competitive VR game built from the ground up for use with motion controllers. A heavy emphasis is placed on tactical snowball fighting strategies. With its fast pace, you'll have to use cover, stealth, and accurate throwing to your advantage. And, if you're good enough, you just might earn your place as the neighborhood's best snowbrawler.
Snowday is a competitive VR game built from the ground up for use with motion controllers. A heavy emphasis is placed on tactical snowball fighting strategies. With its fast pace, you'll have to use cover, stealth, and accurate throwing to your advantage. And, if you're good enough, you just might earn your place as the neighborhood's best snowbrawler.