Unleash nature's icy fury in Effing Hail - Time Waster

Hail can be a real bugger. In real life, we usually only have to put up with a few dents in our vehicles. In Effing Hail, on the other hand, the frozen menace is capable of a whole lot more destruction.
The goal is to harness the power of wind to increase the size (and destructive force) of hailstones and redirect it toward various targets: homes, skyscrapers, planes, weather balloons, satellites, and even pedestrians. It's trickier than it sounds, and surprisingly addictive.
For big damage, you'll guide a stone as high as you can - into the Effingsphere, if possible - to create a gargantuan ball of icy devastation. For the record, a 32-meter sphere is just about enough to bring down an airplane or satellite in a single blow. Pedestrians are tricky targets, and you'll really have to work to hit them.
At the end of your session, you'll get to see your accomplishments displayed as a chart on an imaginary newsclipping. Sweet.
The goal is to harness the power of wind to increase the size (and destructive force) of hailstones and redirect it toward various targets: homes, skyscrapers, planes, weather balloons, satellites, and even pedestrians. It's trickier than it sounds, and surprisingly addictive.
For big damage, you'll guide a stone as high as you can - into the Effingsphere, if possible - to create a gargantuan ball of icy devastation. For the record, a 32-meter sphere is just about enough to bring down an airplane or satellite in a single blow. Pedestrians are tricky targets, and you'll really have to work to hit them.
At the end of your session, you'll get to see your accomplishments displayed as a chart on an imaginary newsclipping. Sweet.
Thanks, Hazard!













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Subscribe to commentsiGateApr 17th 2009 8:13AM
i blame you DS. i've been playing this for 3 hours now :P
(before anyone give me any crap - im a student on holidays with lots of time to spare)