Snowboard Knockout: Race Game

A snowboard race to the bottom with up to eight riders in it: you and a pack of AI rivals, all hoping for somebody else's wipeout. Throw a snowball at the rider ahead, knock them flat, and carve past before they are back on the board. This is an arcade snowboard race, not a simulator. One thumb steers, the gold button throws, and the rider in front of you eats snow. Knock them down • The gold throw button lobs a snowball at the nearest rider and puts them on their back. It needs a rival in the reticle, so pick your moment. • Ram someone at full speed and they ragdoll off the line in a real wipeout. • Your own wipeout does not end the run. Get up, point the board downhill, and go hunting. Tricks pay • Pop off a kicker and the board is yours until you land it. • 360s and 720s, with the grab coming along for the ride and scoring on its own. • Clean landings chain into combos, and the combos are where the big scores live. The mountain is not empty • Grind rails. • Sweep up coins down the slope. • Jump on a snowmobile for a burst of speed no board can match, and take places back on the last pitch. • Slalom the rocks and the snowmen, or find out what they do to a rider at full speed. Twelve stages, then no end Three cups, four stages each. Every snowboard race starts with five riders on stage one, and from stage seven the starting line holds eight, so the late cups are a crowd. Clear all twelve and the endless stage takes over: beat it and the rivals come back faster every time, until they are riding as fast as they can and it is down to you. Three runs, three skies A bunny slope, a run through the pines, and the bare summit. Ride them at golden hour, after dark, and in a whiteout that hides the next rock until it is already on you. Spend your coins • Ten boards and twelve riders in the shop. • Four upgrades: board speed, edge grip, style score, and snowball recharge. Come back tomorrow A daily reward, a fresh set of daily goals, and a chest at the end of the week. Controls that take one run to learn There are two controls on screen and nothing else: the mark you sweep with your thumb to steer, and the gold throw button. Push down and flick up at the lip of a kicker to pop, or simply tap. Keep the thumb down in the air and the rider spins and takes the grab at the same time, then release early to land clean. That is the whole thing, and the rest is nerve. No two runs the same A tight slalom between the rocks when the line closes up, a snowmobile sprint when it opens again, a snowball in the back of the rider who just went past you, and a wipeout you get up and walk away from. One mountain, and never the same way down it twice. Winter sports, arcade rules No lift pass, no lessons, no gear to rent, no forecast to read. The mountain is open, the snow is deep, and the only thing between you and the finish line is a field of rivals hoping for your wipeout instead of theirs. Plays anywhere • An offline snowboard race game: the races, the shop, and all twelve stages run with the phone in airplane mode. • No network connection, no account, no login, nothing to wait on. • Free to download, with a single purchase that removes the ads for good. Throw first, land clean, cross the line before the rest of the field. Somebody is finishing this snowboard race flat on their back today, and it does not have to be you. Privacy Policy: https://whitebrix.com/privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://whitebrix.com/terms-of-service