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You won't have a quiet ski vacation with Snowboard Knockout: Race Game. The race begins with eight riders, but the victor is the first to reach the finish line.

The course is never clear; rivals constantly block your path and hurl snowballs to knock you over. They’ll even slam directly into you, sending you tumbling down the slope. This mountain rewards style: weaving around gates, unleashing kickers, doing 360 or 720 spins with board grabs, and chaining combinations. Three cups and twelve levels lead you from rabbit slopes to pine woods to the mountain summit, and blinding blizzards. Once the campaign concludes, an endless slope mode unlocks, featuring increasingly insane speeds.
Each run demands precision as you weave between gates, score points with tricks, and finish in the required position. The mountain also hides rails for grinding, scattered coins, and surprise snowmobiles. Colliding with a snowmobile grants an instant speed boost to surge ahead. Hit a kicker to launch into the air and spin a 360 or 720. Holding a grip throughout the rotation perfects the trick, and releasing at the correct time assures a clean landing and combo bonus. Successful landings stack up to create higher-scoring chains. Combining speed with aerial tricks delivers a sensation that is both thrilling and satisfying. Players gradually learn to calculate launch angles and release timing to maximize their scores.
Snowboard Knockout features intuitive controls on both platforms. On mobile, swipe your thumb left or right to steer, and tap the edge of a kicker to launch into the air. Hold your finger down while airborne to spin the board, then release at the right moment for a clean landing. On a keyboard, use the A/D keys or the left and right arrow keys to steer. The Space bar launches you off the kicker and is held to spin in mid-air. The Shift key performs a board grab, while the F key lets you throw snowballs at opponents. A responsive control system allows you to execute complex trick sequences without a hitch. New players need only a few minutes to get the hang of the controls before focusing entirely on the course.