Sombrerazzos

Throw your sombrero, bonk your friends, and catch it on the way back. Every player wears a sombrero: throw it off your head and it flies out, stops, then snaps back to you, hitting everyone in its path both ways. Bank it off walls, bend it mid-flight, charge a long throw, or hop at the last moment to catch a rival’s hat and fling it straight back.

What’s inside

• A cast of 32 heroes who are Mexican treats and icons: a pink concha, an elote, a glass of horchata, a calaverita de azúcar, a watermelon, an ajolote, a luchador mask and many more.
• Story. La Caravana del Sombrero: 8 chapters across a caravan map, with campfire tales, minigame trials and 7 bosses, from El Colmillo to La Catrina. Solo or 2-player co-op, plus a Boss Rush.
• 10 versus modes, from Duelo and Ronda Loca to Rey del Trono and Ladrón de Sombreros, on 8 arenas with their own events: a plaza parade, a canyon stampede, market fireworks, an icy rink and sliding Talavera walls.
• Noche de Fiesta, a party night of modes and minigames with a points table and a podium ceremony, and 8 minigames such as Golf de Sombreros, Tiro al Blanco and Sillas Musicales.
• El Ropero, full of looks to earn by playing: hat models, outfits, eye styles, hat bands, trails, victory dances and name stickers.
• Bots from Novato to Leyenda fill any empty seat, and a two-minute tutorial teaches every move.

Sombrerazzos is played with game controllers: up to four Bluetooth controllers (Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo and more) on one device.

Private by design

Sombrerazzos needs no account, shows no ads, has no in-app purchases and works without an internet connection. Your progress and settings stay on your device, and the game sends nothing to us.