I spent some time before noticing you were supposed to hit the cones, not avoid them.

Also, here's my playthrough of your game. It's at the 2:00 mark of this video. 

Playing this game feels like you’ve stepped into the unpredictable and thrilling world of driving on frozen terrain, where every corner could be your last and every straightaway is a chance to push the limits of control. From the very first moment you hit the ice, you immediately understand that this isn’t just any ordinary driving game. It’s an exhilarating test of skill, patience, and the kind of precise timing that makes the difference between a perfect drift and a total spinout. The icy roads are both beautiful and treacherous, offering a landscape that’s at once serene and unforgiving, a perfect blend of calm and chaos that keeps you coming back for more.

The most immediate thing that strikes you about the game is the way the physics have been designed to capture the true nature of driving on ice. Unlike traditional driving simulators where the road surface is predictable, icy tracks throw all the usual assumptions out the window. The car’s grip, or lack thereof, changes with every subtle shift in the angle of the road, the texture of the ice, or even the amount of snow that has settled on the ground. Every turn presents a new challenge, and it’s a game that makes you rethink your usual driving techniques. Gone are the days of simply powering through corners; now, you’re constantly managing your speed, learning when to brake early and when to let go of the wheel and let the car drift. It’s a delicate balance between controlling the car’s momentum and letting the natural forces of the ice dictate your movements. The result is a driving experience that is both intensely immersive and incredibly rewarding.

What’s truly remarkable is how the game encourages you to learn and adapt. At first, every corner feels like a risk, every acceleration seems like it could end in disaster, and you may find yourself spinning out more times than you care to admit. But as you continue playing, you start to feel the rhythm of the ice, understanding how to control your vehicle in ways you never imagined. The game doesn't just rely on brute force or quick reflexes; it demands a nuanced understanding of physics and control. You'll find yourself in situations where a well-timed drift can be the difference between a perfect lap and a costly mistake. Each race or challenge becomes a personal journey of improvement, and the satisfaction of mastering the icy roads is incredibly fulfilling.

The environment plays a huge role in enhancing the overall experience. The game does an excellent job of immersing you in a world that feels cold, desolate, and awe-inspiring all at once. The landscapes are vast and sweeping, with snowy peaks rising in the distance, frozen lakes stretching as far as the eye can see, and forests of frosted trees that line the roads like silent sentinels. It’s a beautiful world to explore, and the attention to detail in the design of these environments really makes you feel as though you're driving through a remote, icy wilderness. The ice itself looks stunning, with its subtle cracks and reflective surfaces, creating a sense of unease as you drive over it. The light glistens off the frozen ground in ways that not only look visually striking but also add to the sense of danger — it’s both inviting and terrifying, like a siren call to those who dare to take on its challenges.

The sound design also adds to the immersion, with the sound of tires skidding across the ice, the crunch of snow under your wheels, and the occasional echo of your car’s engine reverberating off the frozen landscape. Each sound feels purposeful, helping to convey the fragility of your grip on the ice, as though the whole world is constantly reminding you that at any moment, you could lose control. The dynamic nature of the ice means that even the sound of your engine shifts depending on your speed, and the tires’ friction with the surface creates a constant feedback loop, giving you an auditory sense of how your car is handling the terrain. It’s a small detail, but one that greatly enhances the feeling of connection to the road.

Another impressive feature of the game is how it manages to be challenging without ever feeling unfair. Unlike other driving games where failure can sometimes feel like it’s due to bad game design, the difficulty in this game comes from the environment itself. It’s not the AI that’s punishing you, but the nature of the icy roads and your ability to navigate them. The game makes you feel as though you’re in control of your own fate, rewarding your careful, strategic approach while punishing hasty decisions or overconfidence. The learning curve is steep, but that makes the moments of success even more satisfying. Whether you’re drifting around tight corners with ease or making it through a section of the track that previously had you spinning out, each victory feels earned.

The sense of progression is another highlight of the game. As you master the different ice tracks, you unlock new areas, more challenging environments, and tougher obstacles. The sense of improvement is constant, with each new challenge pushing you further and making you rethink how to approach the ice. There’s a real sense of accomplishment in conquering each new track, and the game encourages you to continue refining your skills. The sense of progression is not just about beating the next challenge; it’s about becoming a better driver in this unique environment, learning to predict how the ice will behave and developing a deep understanding of your vehicle’s handling.

In conclusion, this driving game on ice is a captivating and thrilling experience that blends skill-based gameplay, immersive environments, and a deep understanding of physics. It transforms the simple act of driving into an intricate, high-stakes challenge where every decision matters, and every failure is an opportunity to improve. The sense of mastery that comes with overcoming the challenges of the ice makes it one of the most rewarding driving games I’ve played in a long time. Whether you’re racing, exploring, or just trying to survive the icy terrain, the game never fails to keep you on the edge of your seat, constantly balancing the thrill of speed with the fear of losing control. If you’re a fan of driving games or just looking for something that offers a unique and engaging challenge, this is definitely a game you’ll want to experience.

Interesting 3D GDevelop Game. As a prototype is impressive, congratulations! I liked the vheicles wall at the end of the level and the sense of speed.

It could be nice add a score counter (it´s easy to add in GDevelop, there are some tutorials).

The game has a lot of possibilities (even to become an Android minigame set, with objectives, power-ups, etc.).

Congrats for the great job!

Amazing 3D graphics
 I rated your game, kindly play my game and rate it, also you can write a comment telling your opinion about my game.

amazing game 10 out of 10, really fun well done!

At first I thought I was supposed to dodge the cones. Realized a bit into it that I had been stressing for the exact incorrect reason haha Had a good time playing. Nice work:)

Cool 3D game. I wouldn't mind if you came back to add more if you had more time. Would you please rate my game?

This was fun. Definitely the best car game I've played in the jam so far. I left you a rating. Please give our game jam game a play if you have a minute.

The game looks good.. Not going to lie.. And is more impressing how you made this game 3d in gdevelop game engine.. Since to me.. 3d is always more harder than 2d game.. Even in gdevelop game engine ( at least to my opinion ) the game play.. Well.. Is not perfect.. Could be improved..but I still enjoy it.. Here some things you might improve at 

1 Make game loop game

( Where car never stop unless the player hits by car.. Not Forced end of car in the end..make it more roplay )

2 make the picture also 3d.. You improve the main menu 

( I don't mind the picture in the main menu.. But in the game play self.. It feel kinda off.. I feel like would be better if 3d world.. Instead of 2d picture.. And main menu.. Well is not bad.. Could be better if you pull more art designs and effort.. Instead just picture.. And blue text In top it ) 

3 add more stuff other than just crash stuff ( I feel like is too easy to get new high score... By Smash the cone around the map.. I feel like would be better if you need to avoid things as well.. Like Car and more.. And collect some coin would make the game more roplay.. Since you could use it for buy some things like for example.. Hat in top of car.. Or more than that.. If you did that.. Not only the game could be better.. But also more roplay.. Because of coin and loop scope and more )

But other than that.. The game self is pretty good.. And music.. While could be better.. Still fit in this game.. And car moves like doll.. Is pretty funny too.. Good job for making this 3d car game in few days 👍👍👍

( Also for some reason is very slow to play your game in my phone than in my pc.. I don't know if this is problem self from gd. Game.. Or your game self.. Or my phone self.. But still I say it.. Just in case if this necessary :) )  

Rlly cool game and grafics(are the background grafics urs?)

I gave you a rating and would be very happy if you could try out my game and give it a rating too:)