FroskGlidan

A calm sliding puzzle on frosted glass. Swipe and the penguin slides across the ice until a rock or the edge stops it. A snowdrift halts it on the spot, and the open water hole ends the board. Snowflakes are gathered as you pass over them. Morning forecast Forty boards wait on the map in four regions of ten: Fjord Shelf, Pack Ice, Glacier Tongue and Polar Plateau. The field grows from 7×7 to 12×12, with more snowdrifts and up to four flakes per board. Ice conditions Each board has a par, the shortest route a solver can find. Reach the exit for one crystal, gather every flake for two, and do both within par for three. A clean result reads A clean line. Visibility Undo, Restart and a counter of moves sit under the board. Three hints per board show where the next ideal move would stop. A live gauge tells you whether you are still on track for all three crystals. Daily outlook A daily puzzle arrives for each date, gentle on Monday and steeper by Sunday. A day streak, your longest run and a This week strip keep count. Field notes Polar facts is a quiz of 10 questions per round from 24 checked facts about ice, the poles and the animals that live there, with four answers and a short note after each. The tab also shows a fact of the day. Records Statistics count boards cleared, crystals, clean lines, flakes, moves, cells crossed, hints and regional progress. Achievements list ten goals, such as Fjord done and Polar week. Outlook for the screen Snowflakes fall and mist drifts across a pale sky as an animated background. It can be switched off in Settings, which also hold haptics, a guide to how the ice works and a progress reset. Everything plays offline with no account needed.