Ring of Thirty

Battle royale game
1 player vs bots
Phones and computers

Ring of Thirty is a battle royale game that plays in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, for one player against bots.

Drop onto a snowy meadow with 29 bots and move while your snowballs fly by themselves at the nearest dot in sight. The ring of safe snow shrinks in five stages, and the snow outside is freezing. Last one standing wins; once you are out you can watch the round finish, and wins raise your league.

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How to play

Move with WASD or the arrow keysOn a touch screen: Drag anywhere to move
You throw by yourself at the nearest dot in range. Pick up snow piles to keep throwing
Stay inside the ring: the snow outside is freezing

The game shows these steps as you play, the first time.

Ring of Thirty gameplay — Ring of Thirty in play

Controls

Drag anywhere (or WASD / arrows) to move
Space or Dash springs
Throws are automatic
Esc pauses

Tips

Dots that go out drop their snowballs as a pile, so waiting behind a boulder while two bots fight leaves you the ammunition and no return fire.
Your throws need plain sight to the target, and so do theirs: a boulder between you and a bot blocks both ways, which makes rocks the place to reload.
Freezing snow costs a point every 1.5 seconds, then every second in the last two stages, out of only 7, so a late ring move is worth a spring.

What happens after you are out?

The round carries on as a spectator view. You can watch at normal speed, fast-forward at four times speed, or press Finish to jump to the result. Your score is the number of dots you outlasted, from 0 to 29, and the end card shows your place out of 30.

How do the leagues work?

Wins move you from Bronze to Silver and then Gold. Bots in higher leagues lead their throws at moving targets more accurately and use their springs to dodge incoming snowballs more often. If the last dots go out together, the one with the most snowballs left wins.

About this game

Made by Sucia in Houston, Texas. Built with AI assistance, designed and tested by Sucia. Last updated October 5, 2026. It plays in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, with no download and no sign-in; your best scores and progress stay in this browser on this device. Without a pass, every game is free for 5 minutes a game and 30 minutes a day; an Arcade pass removes the limit. How Sucia makes and tests its games.

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