Slippery Icy Floor Puzzle

[How to play]

Select stages and others: Click buttons

Move penguins: Drag & Drop

[What kind of game is the "slippery ice floor puzzle?"]

This is a puzzle game in which the penguin slides on an icy floor and moves straight ahead to find the shortest path to the goal.

Explore the ice cave using a variety of gimmicky floors!

[RULES]

You are penguin. 

Your purpose is to go to the goal.

The penguin stops when it bumps into another penguin, so another penguin is also moved to create a new route for the penguin.

If you reach the goal in as few moves as possible, you will receive fish after clearing the stage.

In particular, if you reach the goal in the shortest number of moves, you will receive three fish.

fish are necessary to advance to the next stage, so please collect as many as you can.

[Here's the fun part!]

I feel a sense of accomplishment when you reach the goal after considering various possibilities!

The pleasure of finding the shortest possible procedure!

[Tips]

The correct procedure may be found by considering where the other penguins need to be in order for the penguin to reach the goal.

Even if the goal can be achieved with a single stroke of the penguin, it may be better to move the other penguins first to create a wall before reaching the goal to create the shortest possible procedure.

Anyway, please consider the various possibilities!

[Single-player game]

This game is a single player puzzle game.

You can play calmly without worrying about time.

Please try playing it to pass the time on the move or for brain training.

[Various gimmicks, large number of maps].

In addition to simple sliding ice floors and wall blocks, various gimmick floors (breaking floor, warp floor, arrow floor, spinning floor, stopping floor, goal opening/closing switch floor) are available.

There are 30 stages in that combination.

There are 300 questions in total, so please find the shortest number of moves in all the questions and collect the fish!

Maybe collecting a lot of them will do you some good...?

[Background and people who want to play!]

I love the board game "ricochet robot" and also liked the gimmicks of moving floors and sliding ice floors in Dragon Quest and Pokemon, which I played as a child.

I hope everyone who likes ricochet robots and ice floor puzzles.

Of course, it would be a great honor for me as a puzzle game creator if people who experience this game for the first time play it and like it.