Developer posts and news about this game.
Hello everyone! We have uploaded v. 1.0.2: several new frosty monsters in the Anti-chill mode; added their reaction to engine horn ("H"); updated level-to-level transition and stats screens; new animation inside cabin for the Melting Blade ON; new steampunk abandoned vehicles alo
Snowplow Therapy v1.0 is here! Hi everyone! We are super happy to release Snowplow Therapy v1.0 ! It's been quite a journey – mainly of course experimenting with how snow looks and behaves and building cozy winter landscapes. We wanted to make a game you could open after a long d
Hello everyone! Over the last several weeks, we have been focusing on one of the most important components of the game: the physics, visuals, and behavior of the snow surface during snowplowing . With the release of v0.3.0 , we believe our game has taken a major step forward. Jus
Hello everyone! Very excited about another update - we have worked on adding, editing and polishing game assets, view modes and some atmospheric features. Level intro screen Brand new, and let's you better immerse into the game world: Drone view mode Turned out to be absolutely b
Optimisation to snow surface rendering and snow clearing implementation. Introduced both to full and Demo versions. Bug fixes in several language versions of the Upgrades menu.
Hello everyone, Many thanks for feedback! Several updates in the new version: Early Access, v. 0.1.2 Collisions bug fix - previously, if you bump into a building or other object, your truck could have stuck in place, and you had to rotate the blade to keep moving or press R to un
We are very happy to now share the Early Access version of the game! A few words from our small, cozy dev team. How did we come up with this gameplay idea? Imagine yourself in the cabin of a snowplow truck. It is early morning, right after a long night of snowfall. Ahead of you i
Hello Everyone! We are working on Snowplow Therapy, a new game focused on the satisfaction from clearing snow with a snowplow. The idea came from watching snowplow trucks and bulldozers moving through the city, and from the driver-cabin videos online. Perhaps what makes snowplowi