Rocket Ski Racing

This game is good as a prototype or as a proof of concept but it is very unpolished (even for a free to play mobile title). Some problems I had with it: -no margin of error, I died within 2-3 seconds in on the first ~30 races -don't expect a racing game, this is more akin to Super Hexagon/Duet -there is a huge learning curve at the beginning and because scoring is still done like in a racing game (points for positions) the game does not reward progress and improvement until the player is at least somewhat competent. Moreover, racing is completely random, no matter the performance the final position always seems random -you have to learn the tracks to be able to get any enjoyment out of this (e.g. not dying 2-3 seconds in) as it is impossible to avoid oncoming obstacles based on pure reaction (after noticing them), player have to make evasive manouvers preemptively -menus are hard to navigate (e.g it's hard to distinguish highlighted buttons), controller support is completely random in them (sometimes only the mouse works...) +sense of speed is good

Bought it on sale a while ago. Very unintuitive to pick up and play. Asked in forums how to get into windowed mode and how to change resolution. Here's the result of that conversation: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1103879053 Sorry you're so butthurt dev over my comments on how to appear more active and engaged in the Steam community. Oh well, requested and received refund (thanks Steam!) and spent my money on a more dev-friendly game. Have a nice day :)

Rocket Ski Racing, developed and published by nocanwin, is a tightly focused arcade racing game that revolves around a single, high-concept idea: what if downhill skiing was powered by rockets and pushed to absurd speeds? Rather than building a layered simulation or a feature-heavy racing experience, the game strips everything down to its essentials, emphasizing speed, control, and precision above all else. From the moment you start, it becomes clear that this is not a game about exploration or progression in the traditional sense, but about mastering a very specific and demanding style of racing. The core gameplay loop is deceptively simple but quickly reveals its depth. You race down icy tracks at breakneck speed, with each lap increasing your velocity and making control progressively more difficult. The challenge lies in maintaining a clean racing line while reacting to sharp turns, sudden drops, and tight corridors that leave almost no margin for error. Even small mistakes can send you crashing instantly, forcing you to restart and try again. This unforgiving design gives the game a strong identity, turning every successful run into a satisfying display of precision and timing…

Its so hard, wouldn't recommend cuz you have to put many hours into it if you wanna be good

This game is cheeks. major booty-cheekage goin on in this game.

I raced on rockets but ended up on a frying pan - even the snowman took a vacation.