Due to the Snow Beast's tendency to charge at the player, it is a good idea to keep indestructible world objects between the Necromorph and Isaac/Carver.
Isaac activates a winch which retracts the harpoons, tearing the large Necromorph in half, finally putting an end to it for good. The Snow Beast makes one final attack but the two are able to use the harpoons to restrain the creature. After the duo recover from the fall, Isaac and Carver discover two large mounted harpoons. Isaac, Carver, and the Necromorph go down with it. However, the Snow Beast survives the fall and it climbs up the ledge, causing the cliff edge to break off and fall. Despite Isaac's attempts to rescue her, Carver cuts the lift cable, sending Santos and the Necromorph plummeting towards the bottom of the cliff. Although Ellie and Carver escape, Santos remains trapped in the cage and the Snow Beast's weight begins to cause the cliff to collapse. It makes a third and final appearance in Chapter 13 where it attacks the cargo lift in which Ellie, Carver and Santos are travelling. The Snow Beast reappears in Chapter 11 where it attacks Isaac during his return journey through the Staging Yard, but flees after sustaining further damage to its tentacles. After a short battle, the two manage to drive the creature off. base. It ambushes Isaac and Carver in a Cargo Lift and the weight of the creature causes the lift to crash, although both Isaac, Carver, and the Necromorph are unhurt. The Snow Beast is fought for the first time in Chapter 9 at the S.C.A.F. When they get up, the Snow Beast is nowhere to be found although its roar can be heard whilst they are exploring the area and it can be briefly seen climbing on the outside of the buildings around the pipeline, suggesting that it is stalking Isaac and Carver. The Necromorph appears suddenly from a cliff, knocking them down to the bottom of the cliff. The Snow Beast is first encountered in Chapter 8 after the crash on Tau Volantis, when Isaac and Carver follow the trail of flares left by Ellie.
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