Snow Problem

Snow Problem is one of those games you open "just for five minutes", only to end up beating 10 more levels. It really reminds me of a falling sand-kind of DOS game I've used to play as a kid and really loved it. The concept is simple - guide the falling snow to the bottom of the screen by drawing a limited amount of lines. But wait, you need to avoid obstacles, and sometimes colour the falling flakes to a certain colour too. And then there's the quota of fallen flakes you must meet in order to proceed. That's what makes it so much fun - trying to come up with a perfect strategy to steer that snow down the screen. Sometimes it requires a couple of restarts, but the satisfaction of finally getting it right and seeing those bars fill up totally makes it up for it. If you like these kind of puzzle games, I'd say definitely give this one a go. Not only does it feature 100 levels, it also comes with a level editor you can create your own puzzles in!

Highly addictive! In Snow Problem you'll be drawing walls on the screen to guide the snowfall to where you want it to go - avoiding obstacles, and recoloring it as needed. It's a simple-enough concept, but super engaging. A lot of fun!

Great game! Relaxing, but can make you rage a bit when snow starts piling up somewhere you weren't paying attention to and you only notice it when you look at the color bar and white is 0/2000 A lot of fun!

A fun little retro puzzle game, kinda relaxing.

This is an excellent game. Very addictive. Thank you for making it.

Snow Problem is really addicting. Collect colorful snowflakes by drawing terrain to guide the falling snow. Fill your quota of snow before the timer runs out! The levels are fun and creative. It's really nice to watch the falling snow too. ^^

I cannot think of a fun snow pun to properly critique this game. The breakdown: Starting with the cost, this game is basically an old flash game (Sugar Sugar, it suddenly hit me 10 minutes ago). You draw lines of mystery solid to direct snow pixels to the bottom. That's it. The game spans about 70 levels but I only played about 30 before I got completely bored with the game. There's nothing else to do really. It's mildly entertaining for the first 20 minutes but quickly loses any potential fun factor after you do a minorly changed version of a same level for the 3rd time. It's nice to possibly play during a session without internet. The challenge fades out once you figure out that you should only make as steep a line as possible to minimize snow stacking up. The screensaver isn't pleasant enough and lacks any longevity. Some pixels of 4 total colors fall down and you can sorta push them around, you can't draw anything or make mazes and stuff. The retro aspect would be a neat feature i...