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Pick a game
Glacier Run is a downhill sprint, Arctic Slide is a sliding-block puzzle, and Ice Lab is a calm temperature-guessing game. Each has its own page with the game front and centre.
How a round works here
Three small winter games, one idea each: read the cue, act calmly, and beat your best. Here is the shape of a round on this site.
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Learn the cue
Every game opens with its signal: a how-to panel, a shuffled grid with one gap, or a secret target temperature. Read it before you act.
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Keep the pace
Timers, thaw and limited supplies create gentle pressure. Accuracy matters more than speed — a wrong move always costs something.
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Beat your best
Rounds are short and your best result stays on your device, so every visit is a quiet chance to improve your own record.
What each game tracks
- Glacier Run — distance & collectibles
- crystals & flowers
- Arctic Slide — zone timers
- 60s · 120s · 240s
- Ice Lab — samples taken
- limited supplies
- All games — best result
- saved on device
What can cost you
In Glacier Run, the shelf crumbles and the thaw accelerates every 30 seconds.
In Arctic Slide, every push slides a tile all the way to a wall — plan two moves ahead.
In Ice Lab, each sample spends part of your stock — narrow the range efficiently.
Choose your pace
Glacier RunEndless descentthaw accelerates every 30s
Arctic Slide3 zones2×2 · 3×3 · 4×4 grids
Ice Lab3 ranges1–100 · 1–500 · 1–1000 · no timer
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