Scratch Praplane Snowball Fight Projects: 10 Top Picks

Introducing a simple snowball fight game, where the objective is to capture the enemy team's flag. Head to the bottom left of the screen to collect snowballs and then make your way towards the enemy's territory. Snowballs will fly in the direction of your opponents, but they will drop after reaching a certain distance, so make sure to gauge the distance and aim carefully. If hit by a snowball, you will be unable to respawn for several seconds. It's crucial to hit your opponents first, as it becomes difficult to evade once they've thrown their snowballs.

This game is like a fiery version of snowball fights. There are several characters to choose from, so you can start the game with your favorite one. The objective is to avoid getting hit by your opponent's balls while throwing your own to defeat them. It reminded me of the snowball fights I had when I was little. It was so much fun! You can play by yourself, but there's also a two-player mode. I have a feeling that playing with two people would make it even more engaging! I'm planning to try it with a friend next time.

High quality right from the menu screen. Haven't tested the limits or done any thorough checks, but this is the kind of game that makes you want to gather a big crowd and really go at it.

Thrilling Snowball ShowdownIn this game, teams compete to capture each other's flags, with the first team to score 5 points claiming victory. Controls are simple: use arrow keys to move and spacebar to throw snowballs. For two-player mode, WASD keys plus 1 and 2 keys enable cooperative play. Unleash special abilities to fend off the enemy team. Watch out for mischievous penguins getting in your way! Each character features unique traits and special powers - choosing the right character could be your key to victory.

It's a snowball fight where you knock rivals out of play and grab the enemy flag for points. You can only carry two snowballs, so when you run dry you have to sprint back to your own supply spot — that tension comes straight from the original. What this one adds is Flowey. Flip him on and he counts how many players each side has lost, then pops up at a random spot aiming only at whichever team is ahead, drops a line, throws, and vanishes. A chaos gremlin that props up the losing side makes late-game comebacks way spicier. Score limit and respawn time are adjustable too.

Hit Z and your character shouts "The World!" — every rival freezes for a full second while you stroll off with the flag. This Scratch project keeps the original snowball-fight skeleton intact (flag capture, ammo pickup points, hit detection) and bolts on its own toys: a warp on X, plus on-screen values you can tweak for respawn time, movement speed, and whether the penguin shows up at all. The CPU still checks its distance to the flag to decide between attacking and defending, and dodges incoming snowballs, so matches hold up even without cheating.