Learn it in one hold
There's no speed or brake button — players just hold left or right to steer. A quick tap makes a small correction, a long hold carves a strong turn, and anyone can pick it up in seconds at a booth.
It's Christmas on the mountain and the slope is all yours. Players steer left and right to dodge trees, rocks and evil snowmen, grab gold coins and blast through checkpoint gates — running with your logo, colors and message from the first run.
A quick look at Winter Slope Run in action
Winter Slope Run drops players onto a Christmas mountain where the skier races downhill on their own — the only job is to steer. Weave between pine trees, snow-capped rocks and grumpy evil snowmen with glowing red eyes, and the run keeps going for as long as the player keeps dodging.
The mountain gets tougher the further a player skis. It opens with wide gaps and only trees, then rocks join in after about 330 metres, evil snowmen show up past 1 kilometre, and by 2.2 kilometres some of those snowmen start sliding side to side. Speed climbs at set distance markers, with the game calling out "Speed up!" and "Max speed!" along the way.
Every run ends with a Slope Pass: players enter their name and email to post their score to a shared leaderboard, ranked highest first, or skip straight to it. That's a built-in reason to come back to your booth or activation and try to beat their rank — and a natural way to capture a lead while they're having fun.
Every claim below comes straight from how the game actually plays — nothing here is a made-up stat.
There's no speed or brake button — players just hold left or right to steer. A quick tap makes a small correction, a long hold carves a strong turn, and anyone can pick it up in seconds at a booth.
The slope opens gentle — wide gaps, trees only — then layers in rocks after about 330 m and evil snowmen past 1 km, so a first-time player still gets a fair run while a regular can chase a much higher score.
Checkpoint gates start at a 200-point bonus and climb by 50 each time, up to 500 per gate, giving players a reason to steer toward your branded gates instead of just coasting for distance.
Players save their name and score to a ranked leaderboard after every run — ties share a rank — giving them, and their colleagues, a reason to return and try to climb it.
Hold left or right (or the arrow keys on PC) to steer around pine trees, rocks and evil snowmen. Touching any of them ends the run instantly.
Gold coins add 10 points each, and skiing between the candy-cane poles of a checkpoint gate adds a bonus that gets bigger with every gate you clear.
A wipeout brings up the result card with your distance, coins and checkpoints. Save your score to the leaderboard, or hit Replay and go again.
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Play a live demoWinter Slope Run's snowy branding is built to swap out. Tell us your logo, colors and any product you want on the slope, and we'll re-skin the run around it while keeping the mechanics exactly as tested.
The festive mountain setting fits seasonal retail promotions, holiday parties and end-of-year client gifts without any extra theming work.
Ski resorts, outdoor apparel brands and winter festival sponsors get a game that already matches the season and the sport.
Runs end the moment a player hits an obstacle, so lines keep moving, and the leaderboard gives people a reason to come back to your stand later in the day.
See the run for yourself. Click the screenshot to load a live, playable build right here on the page.
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Steering only. On PC, players hold A or D (or the left/right arrow keys). On mobile, they touch and hold to the left or right of the skier and the skier steers toward that finger. There's no speed or brake button — the skier runs downhill on its own.
Touching any obstacle — a pine tree, a rock or an evil snowman — ends the run instantly in a wipeout. There's no health bar and no combat, just steering.
Players earn 1 point per metre skied, 10 points per gold coin, and a checkpoint gate bonus that starts at 200 points and rises by 50 per gate, up to 500 points per gate.
Yes. After a run, players can enter their name and email to post their score to a shared leaderboard ranked highest first, or skip straight to the leaderboard without saving.
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