| Thin Ice | |
|---|---|
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| Information | |
| Players | 1 |
| Controls | Arrow Keys (move) |
| Minigame location | Arcade |
| Date released | December 19, 2006[1] |
Thin Ice was a game located in the Arcade, where players must control a Black Puffle that is on fire through a maze covered in ice, melting as many ice squares as they possibly can along the way - while collecting items such as coin bags to earn additional coins. There are no lives, and levels can be skipped without completing them. There are 19 levels in total.
Contents
Stamps
Easy
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 Coin Bag stamp | Collect 1 coin bag. |
Medium
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| 3 Coin Bags stamp | Collect 3 coin bags. |
| 6 Coin Bags stamp | Collect 6 coin bags. |
Iced Treasure stamp  |
Find the hidden treasure room. |
Hard
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| 10 Coin Bags stamp |
Collect 10 coin bags. |
| Ice Bonus stamp | Completely melt 480 ice tiles. |
| Ice Trekker stamp |
Push all blocks to the correct position. |
Extreme
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| All Coin Bags stamp |
Collect all coin bags on every level. |
| Ice Master stamp |
Master all the mazes. |
Trivia
- During the April Fools' Party 2008, both Thin Ice and Astro Barrier were shut down and replaced with a new game, Thinicetrobarrier. At the end of the party, the game was removed and the older two returned.
- This game was designed to be a 16-bit game.
- It is featured on the THIN ICE Card-Jitsu Power Card.
- The puffle's expression at the end depends on how well you did.
- All levels have two variants, both of which are slightly different from each other, and require different methods to fully solve due to this.
- A furniture item named the Thin Ice Poster is based on this game.
- Non-members can only play up to level 10; they must have a membership to play level 11 and further.
- The Black TV Stand and Gray TV Stand feature the walkthrough of two fictional Thin Ice levels.
Secret room
On level nineteen, there is a false wall that can be passed through in the top right corner of the maze. After navigating through this false wall towards the button (the block with a circle inside), the walls disappear revealing a secret room containing a coin bag for each level you completed.
Gallery
The start screen
Gameplay
The machine in the Arcade
The old design of the game machine
The box that contained Thin Ice in December 2006, before its release
The THIN ICE card
Sensei using the power card
Stamp Book photographs
Others
The Thin Ice Poster
Informing you that you need a membership to go to higher levels
Names in other languages
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Portuguese | Gelo Fino |
| French | Chaud Devant |
| Spanish | Hielo fino |
| German | Dünnes Eis |
| Russian | Тонкий лёд |
See also
SWF
References
- ↑ "Thin ice is hard to find anywhere in Club Penguin. But the Lounge will be full of it Tuesday Dec. 19th as penguins turn mazes of ice into puddles of water in the new game." — Club Penguin Times, issue #61.
