How to Get the Snowman Secret Planet in Solar Smash

Solar Smash lets you absolutely obliterate a bevy of different planets with lasers, aliens, and giant monsters. You can check out Earth, Venus, Mars, and many other worlds of varying shapes and sizes. However, there are a bunch of secret planets to find, like the Snowman. Here’s how to get the Snowman secret planet in Solar Smash.

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How to Get the Snowman Secret Planet in Solar Smash

In order to get the Snowman secret planet, you’ll need to start with Earth. Yeah, you know Earth, that ol’ reliable big hunk of rock we live on. Well, you’re going to have to freeze it over. Click on the laser submenu on the right-hand side of the screen and find the freeze ray. It’s noted by a little snowflake icon next to the laser so you know which one you’re looking for.

Now that you have the freeze ray active, you’re going to cover every inch of the planet Earth with it. Turn that world into a giant snowball, literally. It feels a little weird at first, but have some fun with it.

Once you’ve covered our dear homeworld in ice, simply click the reset button at the bottom left of the screen. This will prompt the game to ask if you want to reset the planet. When you do that, you should have the Snowman secret planet instead.

It’s also now unlocked for you to destroy anytime you want! Welcome to the winter wonderland. You don’t have to freeze over Earth anymore to access this large lad of a snowman.

Well, that’s everything you need to know about how to get the Snowman secret planet in Solar Smash. There are plenty of other secrets in the game to uncover, like a donut and a gingerbread man. Have you found all of them yet?

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