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Crew favourite01Guide a trail that never stops moving across a snowy grid. Kibble bowls are worth one point, sled bells two, and the rare den badge five. Each bite stretches you longer. Stay inside the fence in Classic mode, or switch on wrap-around and weave between mammoth tusks frozen into the snow.
Deepest puzzle02Seven kinds of four-cell shapes tumble into a tall well, each block stamped with a station icon: mittens, bells, meltwater tubes, beakers and more. Rotate, slide, soft drop or slam down, keep one shape on hold, follow the ghost outline, and close rows before the pace rises every ten lines.
Twelve walls03Bounce a snowball off your paddle and chip through twelve handcrafted walls of ice bricks. Glacier heart bricks need two hits and glow after the first. Power-up bricks always release a wide paddle, twin snowballs or a slower pace. Clear a wall with lives to spare and earn up to three stars.
Family pick04The whole station crew hides face down under aurora-patterned card backs: Hank the bear lumberjack, Gus the walrus ice-fisher, Murray the moose in his bathrobe and nine more friends. Flip two at a time, remember who sat where, and climb six boards from a cosy 3×4 to a full 6×6.
Long evening05Eight Arctic paintings, from a moonlit sled run to a snow globe market, cut into 12, 24, 48 or 96 real jigsaw pieces with tabs and blanks. Drag pieces close and they click into place. Lift the edges first, hold Peek for a faint ghost of the picture, or shuffle the loose pile.
Big thinker06An Arctic painting is cut into a grid of tiles with one gap, then scrambled. Tap a tile in line with the gap, swipe, or use the arrow keys to slide it back. Choose 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5, switch tile numbers on if you like, hold Peek, and chase your fewest moves and fastest time.
