A round little penguin skates across slick ice and won't stop until it hits something. Line up the perfect route past rocks and cracked ice to reach the fish hole.
About Frost Slide
Frost Slide is a slide-until-you-hit-something puzzle: push the penguin in a direction and it skates the full length of the ice, only stopping at a boulder, the frozen wall, or the fish hole at the end. That single rule turns a simple grid into a real planning problem, since every move commits you to a straight line and overshooting means backtracking around the board. Seventy levels start small and forgiving, then widen into bigger ice sheets where one careless slide strands the penguin far from the exit.
Past the halfway point, cracked tiles start showing up. Cross one and it holds for that pass, but slide back over the same crack and it gives way, dunking the penguin for a quick, splashy retry — forcing you to think about the order you cross tiles, not just the shape of the route. Every level carries a par move count pulled from the actual optimal solution, so three stars means you found the shortest path a solver could. Hint helps when a layout has you stumped, undo walks back a slide gone wrong. Good for anyone who likes puzzles quiet, geometric, and a little merciless about clean solutions.
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How to play Frost Slide
Slide the penguin across the ice in any of four directions; it keeps moving until it smacks into a rock, the edge of the board, or lands on the fish hole. Plan each slide as a straight-line commitment, since there's no stopping halfway. Reach the fish in as few moves as possible to earn more stars, and watch for cracked tiles on later levels that break if you cross them twice.
Controls
Desktop: arrow keys or WASD to slide, H for a hint, U to undo, R to reset. Touch: swipe in the direction you want the penguin to go, with on-screen buttons for hint, undo, and reset.
Tips & tricks
- Every slide goes the full distance in that direction, so scan the whole row or column before committing, not just the next tile.
- Work backward from the fish hole: the piece you need to stop next to usually tells you which rock to bank off first.
- On cracked-ice levels, cross each broken tile only once in your planned route — doubling back through one means a cold swim and a retry.
- Chasing three stars means matching the par count, so a hint early can save you from a route that technically works but wastes moves.
Frequently asked questions
Is Frost Slide unblocked at school or work?
Frost Slide is a plain web page of about 51 KB — no plugin, no installer, no app store — so it loads on a Chromebook or a locked-down school or office laptop the same way any other page does, and the whole game arrives in one short download. Whether it opens comes down to your network's filter rather than the game itself.
Who made Frost Slide?
Frost Slide was built in-house by the 360 PlayZone team using open web technology (HTML5), which is why it runs instantly without any download.