Description

Ready to keep your balance when the ice bucks, a gust hits at the worst time, and a friend lines up a push; Tung Tung Sahur Snow Arena is a compact duel on slick floes where the winner is the player who falls into the water fewer times while snowball towers on both sides pepper the rink; movement is immediate—use one stick or WASD to glide, a separate button for a short dash, and a shoulder check input that bumps rivals without launching yourself—yet victory relies on restraint more than aggression; ice physics reward gentle angles: skate diagonally to bleed speed before corners, face slightly into a slide to shorten it, and never dash near the edge unless you’ve pre-aimed your recovery; the towers fire in rhythmic bursts, so count their cadence (two quick shots, a pause, then one heavy) and move during the pause rather than trying to outskate the heavy ball; pushing is best done in two phases—nudge once to move your friend off-line, then dash into their new line as a tower volley arrives—so the snowball does the final work while you stay centered; when a shove is coming your way, stop fighting head-on and step past the charge so your foe skates by and wastes momentum, then tap from the side for a clean counter; cracking tiles add risk after a few laps, and the safe habit is to cross a fissure at ninety degrees with a small hop instead of sliding along it, which often gives the rink a chance to open under your feet; random wind gusts tilt the camera slightly and push bodies—plant your skates, dash once into the wind to cancel drift, then reset in the middle where every rescue path is shortest; house rules like first-to-ten falls keep matches tight, and a respectful rematch loop means you spend more time skating and less time waiting; comfort settings include traction assists for younger players, reduced screen shake for sensitive eyes, and color-independent arrows over tower shots so reaction relies on motion rather than hue; what makes the arena sing is the laughter that follows a clever bait or a last-second toe save—two friends counting tower beats under their breath, feinting toward the edge, spinning out of a bump with a grin, and proving that smart footing and calm timing beat wild shoves every time.

Instruction

Use the WASD and Arrow keys to move Watch out for the snowballs coming from the left and right and push each other into the water The first player to fall into the water 10 times loses the game Playable on both mobile and PC

Specifications

• Easy to play