Signal 01 / Objective
What a boat exchange comes down to
A compact boat arena where launch direction, water momentum, and collision angle decide each exchange.
A practical first-session plan
Read the arena boundary and target position together before committing to a long movement. Approach from an angle that leaves open water for recovery, and aim for a direct collision rather than scraping along the side of the other boat.
Signal 02 / Controls & how to play
Boundary and target, read together
Check the safe boundary and target position together before committing the boat to a long movement.
Input to expect
Use the displayed drag, swipe, or direction control to move or launch the boat.
Signal 03 / First-session plan, quick tip & recovery
The angle fix for a direct hit
After glancing off a target, approach from a wider line so the next impact is more direct.
Diagnose a stalled run
A weak glancing impact usually means the approach line was too shallow. Start wider, allow the boat to face the target, and reduce last-second steering that turns the bow away before contact.
Signal 04 / FAQ
Two quick checks before the first launch
What decides the outcome of the first exchange?
Read the arena boundary and target position together before committing to a long movement. Approach from an angle that leaves open water for recovery, and aim for a direct collision rather than scraping along the side of the other boat.
The boat keeps glancing off instead of hitting hard, why?
A weak glancing impact usually means the approach line was too shallow. Start wider, allow the boat to face the target, and reduce last-second steering that turns the bow away before contact.