- December 16, 2016
- Mythical City Games
Snow Fortress
80%Game Brain Score
humor, optimization
gameplay, music
86% User Score 44 reviews
Platforms
About
In "Snow Fortress," players build and defend their own snow fort against waves of Yeti attacks in a procedurally generated city. Utilize an arsenal of snowball weapons, traps, and upgrades to survive as long as possible in this lighthearted winter-themed tower defense game. Cooperative multiplayer and various difficulty options provide replayability and challenge.










Audience ScoreBased on 44 reviews
humor6 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game is family-friendly and provides a fun introduction to VR for those who prefer less intense experiences.
- Gameplay is immersive and intuitive, with a natural throwing mechanic that enhances the snowball fight experience.
- The game is surprisingly challenging and offers a variety of tools and blocks, making it enjoyable for both kids and adults.
- Camera positioning cannot be changed, leading to awkward gameplay experiences.
- Throwing mechanics are inconsistent and can be frustrating, making it difficult to aim accurately during battles.
- Setting up the snow fort can be tedious, and there is a lack of music, which detracts from the overall experience.
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeGameplay is generally smooth and effectively utilizes VR, with simple mechanics that are easy to understand. However, the throwing mechanics are criticized for being inconsistent and challenging, particularly in encouraging gentle throws, which can hinder performance. Players found the Survival mode beneficial for acclimating to the mechanics before facing increased difficulty.
“It runs smoothly, takes advantage of VR, and the throw mechanic feels really natural.”
“The mechanics are quite simple, and it's very much WYSIWYG.”
“The throwing mechanics are terrible and inconsistent; it feels like they're encouraging gentle throws, which makes it harder.”
“The mechanics are quite simple, and it's very much what you see is what you get.”
“Survival mode felt better; it allowed for more time to get used to the mechanics before it got harder.”