Skiing
Ski Trooper is a high-speed downhill action game set in the occupied Alps of 1944, where you play an Allied ski trooper carving through snow-laden forests at dawn. Fire on the move to take down enemy mountain troops, chain carves, jumps, flips and near-misses into score combos, and build momentum until the whole mountain blurs past. Every rider, soldier, chalet and spruce is generated in code, and the whole run plays instantly in your browser.
Big Air. Slopestyle. Slalom. Downhill. Pixel Peaks is a retro ski career: start on the Nor-Am Cup, fight your way onto the World Cup, and become a legend. LAND THE TRICK BOOK Spin, flip and grab with the arrow keys and Z X C V B N, a controller, or touch. 52 tricks to land: corks, rodeos, mistys, bios, tweaked grabs, rail tricks, switch takeoffs and spins up to 2160. The judges score difficulty, height and landing, so big and clean beats big and sketchy. RACE THE CLOCK Carve slalom gates and tuck through downhill courses while the ghost of the favorite races beside you. Fresh powder, ice, fog, tailwinds and headwinds change every run. 8 RESORTS, DAY AND NIGHT From alpine bowls to a city kicker under the stars. RUN YOUR CAREER Hire a coach, a physio and a wax tech. Sign sponsors. Win fans. Rivals hold grudges. Every stop has its own format and conditions, so no two seasons play the same. Save your prize money for a team van, a chalet, a helicopter, even your own private peak. LEVEL UP FOREVER Your Rider Level never caps. Every level pays out Flakes, and every third level you shake open a Snow Globe for a new look. Snow Globes are earned by playing (or bought with prize money) and are never sold for real money. 3,549 LOOKS Skis, suits, auras, headwear, goggles, air trails, stomp effects and nameplates. Looks carry perks, and duplicates level them up. Or craft the exact look you want with Flakes. DAILY CHALLENGE A new event every day, the same for everyone. Three tries. Race your own ghost. Your career saves to your Wavedash account. No ads. FREE TO PLAY, WITH OPTIONAL PURCHASES The Nor-Am Cup and the World Cup, all four events, all 8 resorts and the Daily Challenge are free. • Pixel Peaks Pro (one-time): the Legends Tour, the Trick Park and +50% Flakes earned. • Supporter Pack (one-time): 6 exclusive looks with perks you pick, plus 1,000 Flakes. • Flake packs: Flakes to craft any look you choose.
8-bit hero Horace is often considered the unofficial mascot of the ZX Spectrum. His first game saw him go hungry, in his third he battled spiders… but 1982’s Horace Goes Skiing saw the instantly recognisable character don his skis and hit the slopes. Your first task is to cross a busy road that lies between you and the ski shop – not such an easy task considering the volume of traffic you’ll encounter. Dangerously large trucks, crazy speeding ambulances and short-sighted drivers all add to the fun. Having made it across alive, you can pick up your skis… and now you’re going to have to cross back over. Which idiot built the shop there in the first place? The second stage sees Horace pelting his way through a flagged course; stay within the race zone and you’ll score plenty of points, but watch out for bumps in the course that’ll send you zinging off in the wrong direction. Finish the race and you get the best news of all: you get to do it all over again. But watch out for Horace’s nemesis – you never quite know when he’s going to appear! Despite its apparent simplicity, Horace Goes Skiing cemented its place in gaming history with its mix of simplicity, arcade-action gameplay and a unique graphical style that many retro fans still hold a candle for to this day. According to the original instructions: Horace Goes Skiing is a sequel to the very successful Hungry Horace. The Horace series pioneers the idea of inter-active cartoons. Help Horace to slalom down the mountain course between the flags and avoiding the trees - but first he must cross the busy roads to get to the ski slopes. A complex, colourful and outstanding computer game. Before Horace can get to the ski-slopes he must fetch his skis from a hut on the other side of the busy road. Horace will move in one of four directions: Up, Left, Down and Right. At the beginning of the game, Horace has $40 to spend. If he is knocked down it will cost him $10 in ambulance fees. After Horace has successfully crossed the road, guide him into the door of the hut where he will fetch his skis. The charge for ski hire is $10. Horace should not enter the ski hut unless he can afford the hire charge. If Horace has spent all his money on ambulance fees, then he can accumulate points and money by crossing the road repeatedly, as at every 1000-point boundary, Horace receives a $10 bonus. Horace should not linger on the road longer than necessary, since the traffic becomes progressively more congested. After fetching his skis Horace must return across the road to the ski slopes. In the second part of the game Horace must ski down the Hannekon run, avoiding the trees and slaloming between the red and blue pairs of flags. If Horace fails to pass between the flags a warning note is sounded and Horace will lose points. Horace can parallel left or right using the chosen control method. Horace increases his points by passing between the flags and he can also receive a 100-point bonus by passing through the finish barrier. As in the highway section, there is a $10 bonus at every 1000-point boundary. If Horace should hit a tree then he can continue on the slope provided that his skis do not break. If his skis do break then Horace must again cross the road for a new set of skis and then return across the road to the ski slopes. If Horace successfully completes the course with his skis intact then he must cross the road once with his skis to the next slope.
Snowline Rivals is a 3D snowboard time trial. Drop into five alpine courses — a bluebird day, golden hour, a deep powder day, a floodlit night run and the expert Couloir Noir — and race the clock to the bottom. Carve clean lines, tuck for speed, launch off big jumps and spin 360s and grabs on the way down. Every course hides shortcuts through the trees and powder fields: take the risky line or ride it safe. Make every gate, stick your landings, and chase bronze, silver, gold and pro medals. You never race alone: the next-faster rider's ghost runs beside you, so there is always someone just ahead to beat. Post your time to the daily and all-time leaderboards, practise any jump on its own, and unlock jackets, helmets and boards as you improve. New to snowboarding games? Beginner assist helps you land your first runs.
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