Execute awesome tricks in this year's most anticipated Yeti Skiing game! Johnny Yeti's Pro Skiing is the apex of Yeti Skiing Simulation technology. Eat the other contestants and penguins to get more points and increase your speed and your adrenaline levels! Execute backflips and front flips to increase your multiplier and get even more speed!
Controls ========
Left/Right - Balance Ski Space - Boost
Eating more people increases your boost. Rotating while in air increases your multiplier, giving you more points and boost!
Credits ======= We are a team of 2 students from the National Telecommunications Institute (Inatel), in Santa Rita do Sapucaí, Brazil, and Thomas, an exchange student from TUM, Munich, Germany.
Code - Thomas Wanck Audio - Pedro Polez Art - Daniel Sader
Tools Used ==========
Engine - Unity Audio - FL Studio Art - Inkscape Animation - Spriter Pro
Known Bugs ==========
- None! =D (as far as we know)
Updates =======
- Just uploaded the Web version of the game. Please drop a comment below if anything goes wrong. Thanks! - Fixed the text size on the game, and uploaded all versions to itch.io
Controls felt a bit off, probably because of the physics, but you managed to capture the feeling of speed wonderfully (the music had a lot to do wit this, sounds would have surely provided the icing on the cake). Great job!
Hahahh, that was really fun. Absolutlely liked the part, how you can make several spins with the snowmobile. And the penguins! Simple, but nice game! ;)
The rotation controls in the air felt float-y at first but the more I played, the more I appreciated them. Lots of fun, and I had a blast just cruising and plowing over people and penguins alike.
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Controls felt a bit off, probably because of the physics, but you managed to capture the feeling of speed wonderfully (the music had a lot to do wit this, sounds would have surely provided the icing on the cake). Great job!
I liked how the yeti was rocking his hand while doing the crazy stunts with the sled.
(+ squishing innocent penquins)
For some reason, Chrome is marking the file as 'malicious'. I ran a VirusTotal scan on it, and no malicious content was found:
https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/392a0a48f52919b4e90db598a36ab869a95e9f0b0941ed447a99093b238d37b1/analysis/1440460125/
If I remember correctly, you can access chrome://downloads/ and allow the file to download there. Sorry for the inconvenience.