Swipe or use arrow keys
Swipe or use arrow keys
Slide on ice — once you start, you can't stop until you hit a wall.
You stand on an icy 7×7 grid. Swipe (or use arrow keys) to slide in a direction. You'll keep going until you hit a wall or the edge.
You always start in the top-left corner, and the yellow goal flag is always in the bottom-right corner — reach it to clear the board. Boards get more walls as you go (6 at first, up to 20). Every board can be finished from any square you slide into, so one wrong slide never traps you.
You have 60 seconds — clear as many boards as you can before time runs out.
Goal: highest board count in 60s.
Because you slide until something stops you, the walls are not obstacles — they are your brakes. Plan each move by the wall it will bump into, not the direction you wish you could go, and look for the wall or edge that sits right next to the goal flag so your final slide ends exactly on it. Often the shortest path is a dog-leg that uses an inner wall as a pivot. Because the flag sits in the bottom-right corner, your last slide is always either rightward along the bottom row or downward along the right-hand column, so start by asking which of those two lanes you can get into.
Read the whole board before your first swipe, tracing the chain of slides in your head: this wall stops me here, then down to that block, then across to the flag. With sixty seconds covering many boards, the faster route matters, but a wrong slide can fling you to the far side and cost you precious time recovering. Walls are scattered at random, so a new wall is not a hint. The good news is that no slide can trap you: if you go the wrong way, keep sliding and find a new route instead of pressing New, which restarts the whole 60-second run.