Snow Rider

Snow Rider is one of the most exciting winter sled games ever made. It asks you to race down slippery slopes, keep away from the hazards, and get the gifts while winning the highest score you can. It gives you the role of a young racer who is riding fast through the forest with snowmen, rocks, narrow paths, and surprising falls. Every hindrance asks for quickness and smoothness in steering, thus making every ride feel like a new challenge in timing and awareness.

Snow Rider Gameplay

You start every race in Snow Rider on a never-ending icy track where the scenario keeps changing at every turn, and the rider has to maintain perfect control and focus. The objective is pretty straightforward; it’s to keep yourself on the sled and avoid going down. Crashing into whatever mark on the track will result in an immediate end to the ride; however, watching a short video will earn you a reinstall. The tight spots, rolling snow, steep jumps, and the equally risky-located gifts are all part of your downward journey through the slopes.

Not only does the distance you covered in meters contribute to your score, but also picking up the presents adds up in points as well as to the virtual money that you are going to use to buy new designs for your sled. The bells ringing and the crunching of the snow under your feet are some of the small but effective and visual and sound hints that the game gives you to let you know what is coming, and that’s the beauty of it. There are no standard levels. Rather, you are constantly moving on to a variety of slopes, through bridges, around curves, and face to face with obstacles that all together make it possible for you to work on your reflexes by learning through every crash.

Controls

Use WASD or the arrow keys to steer.

Tips to Play

• Drive on the middle lanes to perform wide and safe dodging movements.
• Make smooth turns instead of quick shifts in tighter spaces.
• Collect gifts wisely without risking unnecessary collisions.
• Watch for the changes in the terrain up ahead to get ready for the jumps or the shifts.
• Listen for audio cues that signal incoming obstacles or drops.

Take your snowy adventure up now and find out how long you can stay on the sled.