The slippery slope of Santa Claus slides on Steam

Have you ever wanted to send the Grand Man in red hit the ski slopes looking for lost gifts? Well, your Christmas wish has just come true. Santa's Slippery Slope, Hon dune Games Christmas ski adventure is now available on Steam. A press release on the game included all details based on physics.

The game is fully based on physics. The speed, the angles and the way you hit the ramps all have to get these gifts. In addition, the game prides itself, in the statement, the Challenge level it offers players. At the same time, he does not try to lock up his players in a level that they simply can not beat.

According to the press release, the game includes Over-World open with a nonlinear level progression, struggling on one level? Go just try another and come back later!

A trailer of the game, exit a few weeks ago, shows the Level Design and the mechanics of the game.

Really, the game seems to recall other games based on the physics of the past. For example, Trials, the famous cycling game based on physics, can come to the minds of players. The game depicts Santa himself, on a pair of skies, making a loop around ramps of poor quality and flying snowy hills. All with rag doll physics to start, so spoils even supplies a certain soothing hilarity to the pain of failure. He also claims to execute integrated graphics to ensure that, regardless of the material, he will look great.

So maybe you bring a little holiday joy this season. Currently, Santa's Slippery Slope is available on Steam for $7.99. Will you be able to keep these gifts? Or will you send Santa Claus for slippery cloths?

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