Clay Snow Fort Charge
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About Clay Snow Fort Charge
Throw snowballs to defend your fort from clay raiders while managing your limited ammo.
How to play
- Hold a lane to charge a snowball.
- Release to throw the snowball at enemies.
- Tap glowing snow blocks to refill your ammo.
- Collect dropped cocoa to charge your special attack.
- Tap the cocoa mug to unleash a massive blast.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap snow blocks to collect ammo, and hold a lane to charge and throw a snowball.
- Keyboard
- Press 1, 2, or 3 to throw snowballs in lanes, and Space to use cocoa.
- Mouse
- Click snow blocks to collect ammo, and click and hold a lane to charge and throw.
More about this game
In Clay Snow Fort Charge, you must defend your fort across seven waves of clay raiders. You have limited ammo, so you must collect glowing snow blocks to pack more snowballs. Holding your throw charges a larger snowball that deals more damage. Enemies speed up and spawn faster in later waves, culminating in a boss snowman. The game ends if your fort loses its 8 health points or if you defeat the boss.
Tips
- A fully charged snowball deals up to 4 damage, making it perfect for tough enemies.
- Always keep an eye on your ammo, which caps at 8; tap snow blocks before you run out.
- Save your cocoa blast for the final wave to deal 8 damage to the boss snowman.
FAQ
- How do I get more snowballs?
- Tap the glowing snow blocks that appear in the lanes. Each block you collect refills your ammo by at least 3, up to your maximum capacity.
- What does the cocoa do?
- When you defeat enemies, they sometimes drop cocoa. Collect 3 to fill your mug, then tap it to unleash a blast that damages all active enemies.
- How do I beat the boss snowman?
- The boss appears in wave 7 with 64 health. It switches lanes and spawns extra enemies. Use fully charged snowballs and your cocoa blast to defeat it.
