very fun, very slick, and really enjoyed the dev log!

The concept is really cool. Not a fan of the controls in combination with the isometric view. I played with keyboard, I think with a joystick this would feel better

Super cool game! I love the strategy involved in trying to create the most efficient path possible. Would love to see a little bit more gameplay depth

Changing the course by adding or removing pieces is a cool idea.

I like this one a lot! The mechanic of being able to modify certain aspects of the course was really cool. Nice job!

neaaaaaatttt! i like the music as I slide all around!

the cafe jazz tunes during some of the levels were great! youd figure a game about getting the best time would be intense but this is so chill!

it leans more on the relaxing side... at first ;))

Such satisfying visuals and vibe. It creates a really fun space to tinker around in!

Really neat racing game. Being able to choose the path you take is a really enjoyable feature!

Making shortcuts through the maze-like courses was really fun, and I enjoyed figuring out the shortest paths.
The movement direction felt a bit offset from the controls, and the floating ice paths could create small bumps, but I still had a great time.

Unique idea, I love games that let you modify the level and come up with your own solution! Good stuff.

Clever idea!

I really like the isometric style. Nothing beats sliding around to some slick tunes!

A fun little game. I really enjoy the aspect of trial and error this game allows you to do. 

very interesting, a racing game where you make your own shortcuts!

Removing snow is oddly satisfying! The floating ice levels were intense. Once the isometric movement clicked for me, I had a blast. Nice entry!

Once I figured out how the isometric controls worked for movement I was able to do a lot better, I could only max out at two stars on the first couple levels.  Recognize!!

The floating ice levels stressed me out! Loved the music and 3d vibes though, agree with others that the isometric controls were a bit unintuitive but the presentation was worth it.