YetiTournament

The game is played in Conquest mode, that is: Each team starts with a certain amount of lives ("tickets") and holding some control points (candy canes). You win by having the opposite team's tickets hit zero before yours. A team loses a ticket every time one of its Yetis dies. Moreover, you can conquer the candy canes as entry points by holding the ground around them.

• To enter the game, you must click one of your team's candy canes. (You can also swap teams in the upper left corner of the screen.)
• You move using WASD for walking and Space for jumping.
• Left mouse button fires snowballs. (Keep the button pressed to preview the trajectory!)
• Right mouse button emits Yeti breath burps as a short-distance attack.
• If you run out of snowballs, you can pick new ammunition on the snowfields. Close to your team's candy canes, you will regenerate life energy.
• On snowfields, keeping E pressed will form a big snowball you can roll around. Rolling will grow the ball. (You can also launch the ball with left mouse button, or destroy it with right mouse button; E also drops / picks up.)
• If rolled next to candy canes, full-sized big snowballs will turn into UFOs; if they are not full-size yet, they will morph into rocket launchers.
• E boards the UFO / picks up the launcher! (Or exits / drops.)
• On a UFO, left mouse button shoots lasers at other UFOs, and right mouse button freeze-rays Yetis below.
• The rocket launcher is fired with left mouse button. Before firing at UFOs, you should target-lock them by aiming at the UFO and waiting for the lock sound.
• M toggles between map overview and character camera.
• Tab enables/disables the killstats / leaderboard overlay.
• Esc opens/closes the in-game menu.

How to start / enter games

Some advice on using the menu:

• With start you can host a new server (or start a single-player game). You may pick a name for your player and for your server, the number of bots, and the maximum number of connecting human players. With Start Server/Singleplayer you can finally start the game.
• With join you can join a running game. (Note that the network code was developed and tested using Unity 3.0 in 2012; odds are that there are glitches with the current build.)