Ice DoDo

From Teen Vision to Viral Hit: The Chilly Origins of Ice Dodo

Ice Dodo is one of those games that feels like it came out of nowhere—but leaves a lasting impression. Created by Jason "Onionfist" Yeon when he was just 13 years old, this fast-paced platformer stars an ice cube navigating colorful, chaotic tracks in space. What started as a simple project turned into a polished and addictive game thanks to multiple updates and a full rebuild using Typescript, Vue, and SCSS. With its cutting-edge design, very accurate controls, and enormous user base, the game is currently accessible online at slopeio.org.

How to play and Control

The controls are simple but demand precision:

• Use the left and right arrow keys to steer the ice cube.

• Fly down tiny rails, avoiding walls and hazards.

• Reach the finish line without falling off the edge.

One mistake? You're starting over. It’s brutal—but fair.

Difficult levels and tips to pass

Ice Dodo ramps up in difficulty fast. Here are some survival tips:

• Tap gently on turns—spamming keys leads to oversteering.

• Memorize tricky sections—reaction time alone won’t save you.

• Play with sound on—audio cues can help with rhythm-based paths.

Other similar Incredibox games you may like

If Ice Dodo’s challenge gets your heart racing, check out these other adrenaline-fueled platformers:

• Death Run 3D – dodge obstacles at lightning speed.

• Run 3 is a traditional gravity-shifted tunnel runner.

• Extreme Run 3D – fast-paced reflex challenge with sharp turns.

Ice Dodo proves that with creativity and persistence, even a teenager can build something players around the world love. It’s tough, stylish, and endlessly replayable—an online must-play.