About Slope Rider City
Slope Rider City is a 3D endless sled runner set in a frozen city called Northfrost. The sled never stops, so you steer, jump and dive while the streets try to knock you off. The goal is to travel as far as you can without a crash. Gifts along the way pay for sleds and skins.
What’s in Slope Rider City
What sets it apart is height. Routes stack on top of each other: the road, car roofs, cranes, raised platforms and even icy water.
35 shuffled maps with streets, malls, rooftops and snowy wilderness.
25 sleds, 20 skins and four charms.
Nine daily missions, achievements and online leaderboards.
Magnets, shields, Twin Boosters and Splash Pods.
Slope Rider City Gameplay Guide
Floor by Floor
Street level. Every run starts here. Steer around moving cars, barriers, crates and sinkholes, and watch for attacking drones. It’s the busiest floor, and the pace rises the longer you last.
Car roofs. Jump onto a vehicle and you leave the jam below you. A roof makes a handy landing spot, and it can open another path through the city.
Cranes and raised platforms. Construction platforms give you routes above the road. Use them when the street gets crowded. You need a good jump to get up there and a steady hand once you arrive.
The canal. Splash Pods let your sled float across icy water and drop you into the Snow Canal challenge. Boats, drones and other hazards wait for you there.
The sky. Twin Boosters strap rockets to your sled and lift you over the traffic. Drones still fly around up there, so don’t relax.
Which Floor Is the Safest?
None of them, really. The road is full of cars, barriers and falling crates. Higher routes avoid some of that, but they ask for clean jumps.
Controls
- A / D or arrow keys steer.
- Space, W or Up jumps.
- S or Down dives while airborne.
- Esc pauses, and Space on the results screen starts a new run.
Tips for Moving Up and Down
Go high when the road jams. A roof or platform beats a wall of cars.
Jump early. A late jump leaves no time to line up the landing.
Dive to pick your spot. Come down on purpose rather than drifting.
Keep a shield for a hard landing. If a roof turns out to be a mistake, a shield covers it.
Follow gift trails. They pay out currency and often point toward a safer route.
When you want something wilder and more fragile, try Ragdoll Runner: Run, but Don’t Break! and race rivals to the finish line.