did I get snaked? this game has no servers on multiplayer and the single player feels like a broken tech demo: no music, respawn button doesn't actually save new spawnpoint as controls indicate, and no goals, missions, or indication of control, just jank, jank, jank -- I look forward to the updates they roll out later this year that just got announced, because I don't understand what led me to purchasing this game when I did -- it has overwhelmingly positive reviews but I'm not sure for what, none of them seem to specify any redeeming quality about the current state of the game -- if I knew it was as easy as making a few assets in Blender and doing the bare minimum in Unity to list a game in this stage of development on Steam for $30, I would have quit my day job years ago

This game has no sort of single player racing/campaign mode. If you look in the discussions page for this game, a post titled "But is it a game, though?", posted in December (not started by me), this Dev told us, including myself, that the single player racing/campaign mode was coming with the full release, in February. When that timeline came and went, he said it had been pushed back some. Now, here we sit in August, with a newly released Roadmap for the rest of 2025, and there is not one mention of anything to do with a single player racing/campaign mode. Everyone should be well aware of this. I refunded, back then, because something just did not seem believable, and am glad I did. If you are looking for any sort of single player mode, outside of driving around in the snow with no purpose, then this is not the game for you.

one of the best snowmobile games out there.

absolute amazing game i highly recomend if you like snowmobiling

Just a grand old time

good

fun game defenetly whort 30 bucks

Skön känsla.

its super fun and you can also water skip your sled

Sledders is an exhilarating and charming winter sports game that combines simple mechanics with fast-paced, competitive multiplayer action. Developed with a focus on casual fun and replayability, the game offers an accessible yet surprisingly deep experience centered around sledding races across snowy landscapes. Its vibrant, cartoonish visuals and upbeat atmosphere make it a refreshing alternative to more serious racing titles, appealing to players looking for lighthearted, joyful competition either alone or with friends. The core gameplay in Sledders revolves around racing down winding, snow-covered slopes while navigating obstacles, jumps, and tricky terrain. Controls are intuitive, allowing players to quickly pick up the game and start sledding without a steep learning curve. Despite its simplicity, the game shines through its engaging physics-based mechanics, where momentum, timing, and clever use of boosts and power-ups can mean the difference between victory and defeat. The sen...