When Ski Lifts Go Wrong is a physics-based construction puzzle game with a comedic twist. You play as a mountain engineer tasked with building ski lifts, jumps, bridges, and gondolas to safely transport skiers, snowboarders, bikers, and motorbikes across treacherous terrain. Predictable physics isn’t required—chaotic disasters are practically a feature.

Key features

• Over 100 challenging levels
  Progress through snowy mountain foothills to jagged peaks and eventually switch to traumatic summer courses. Each level presents unique terrain and objectives.

• Realistic rope and structural physics
  Struts, supports, pulleys, and cables must be balanced carefully. Build in “Build Mode” and then simulate to see real-time tension metrics that impact structural integrity.

• Creative extreme sports segments
  Take direct control of riders after building—their skiing, snowboarding, or motorbiking skills can turn the tide of a level or send them plummeting to hilarious crashes.

• Budget management and bonus goals
  Pads: build under budget, gain stars, and climb leaderboards. Cutting corners may save money, but can result in terrible disasters.

• Sandbox Builder Mode
  After mastering campaign challenges, use robust tools to design your own levels using fences, ramps, materials, and hazards—but note: creations can’t be shared online, only locally or via exported video.

• Leaderboard and replay sharing support
  Aim for top scores, medals, and share your most impressive or disastrous runs using GIF or video export tools.

• Absurd but charming low-poly art style
  Energetic visuals with a playful sense of humor—textures may be simple but support gameplay clarity and fun outcomes.

• Accessible single-player focus
  Designed for solo play with intuitive controls; levels are short, iterative, and ideal for quick problem-solving sessions.

• Humorous tone with comedic failures
  Ragdoll accidents, faceplants, crashes into obstacles, and gory splatters double as comedic relief throughout the experience.