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Frozen Free Fall: Snowball Fight, a game based on the 2013 American 3D computer-animated musical fantasy comedy film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios, Frozen, is a deep game that revolves around the life of Elsa and Anna. Throughout the game, the player traverses through several levels, as the title suggests, snowball fighting. Frozen Free Fall is on many consoles and devices including PC, Playstation 4, and even mobile devices.

Story- Many fans believe that Frozen Free Fall: Snowball Fight must conform to the poor standards set by the movie, Frozen, yet the game alone is much better than anything the movie could have provided. A connection to the lackluster story of the movie would only inhibit the zenith that the game's potential could achieve, relying on bland story and character development catered to children. The antithesis of the sad, sad movie it was based off of, the game provides us with a thought-provoking backstory for why Olaf and Anna must fight with snowballs. A story driven by the ideas of consumerism and tackling the concept of a collective identity, the insightful narrative that SuperVillain studios created contrasts from the movie in the most beneficial way one could foresee. The characters developed through various complex levels gives this game a certain charm, which the movie was simply unable to grasp. The storyline was one of the most in-depth stories one has ever seen in a video game, even rivaling the story of the praised and revered Mario Kart Wii.

Characters- A wide variety of your favorite Frozen characters are available for you to use and unlock. Although some are only available through the use of real life currency, I guarantee that it will be worth the spare change.

Gameplay- A crazy puzzle to get through level to level, main menu to the actual game, Frozen Free Fall: Snowball Fight challenges the player to think creatively and act thoughtfully. The act of misclicking could end a game quickly, punishing the player for brusque movement and lackadaisical inputs, whether it be the x-button to close the game or the jewel that could do absolutely nothing. Multiplayer is also an option if you want to play the game competitively. There may be a few balance patches, for a skilled Olaf may beat any Elsa. After the Kristoff nerfs in the June 2019 patch, one would wonder whether the developers truly care for the game's well-being. Despite this, Elsa, who offers several different playstyles, accounts for this terrible change. Elsa may be the strongest character in this game, if not fiction as a whole.

Overall rating- 10/10
Frozen Free Fall: Snowball Fight is an excellent example of how a game that was based off of a movie should be produced. Rather than simply becoming another subpar port of the movies (e.g: Activision, calling that sh*t a Kung-Fu Panda game), the workers at SuperVillain studios worked hard, and it shows. A game free of bugs, Frozen Free Fall: Snowball Fight allows a joyful time for everyone, except for the friend who is getting dominated in multiplayer. Items are given to the player to enhance the game's immersiveness and provice the player's with a more competitive nature. After playing this game for several days, I can conclude that it is in the same league as other E-Sports titles such as Super Smash Bros. Melee for the Nintendo Gamecube, League of Legends, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Hopefully this game will eventually grow as an E-Sport with the support of Disney and its grassroots scene. I highly suggest that you get this game immediately even if you are not a fan of the movie Frozen.

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