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Freeze enemies in ice blocks and grab every fruit in Nitrome's maze puzzler Bad Ice Cream 3, free to play right in your browser.
Bad Ice Cream 3 drops you back into Nitrome's frozen maze puzzler, chasing fruit around icy rooms while ghosts, fish, and other pests try to catch you first. Each level is a small enclosed grid, and clearing it means grabbing every piece of fruit on the screen before the level's patrolling enemies corner you.
The hook is the ice itself. You are not just dodging — you can freeze the ground in front of you into solid blocks, which lets you trap enemies where they stand, cut off their path, or build a bridge across water and other hazards that would otherwise keep fruit out of reach. Figuring out where to lay ice, and where not to, is most of the puzzle.
If you grew up on skribbl.io's fast-paced guessing rounds, this is a good change of pace on the same site: still quick, still a few minutes per round, but the challenge is spatial rather than verbal.
Move with the arrow keys or WASD. Stand still and tap a direction to shoot a block of ice ahead of you — that freezes any enemy caught in it and leaves a solid block you can walk on or push into gaps. Touch the wrong enemy without ice between you and it and you lose a life; run out of lives and the level restarts. The game also ships with an on-screen joystick, so it plays on a phone or tablet with touch, not just a keyboard.
Work through the fruit methodically instead of chasing whichever piece is closest to an enemy. Early levels are simple open rooms, but later ones add tighter corridors and enemies that actively hunt you rather than patrol a fixed path, so the ice you place early in a level needs to still make sense a few moves later.
Most of the site sticks close to skribbl.io's drawing-and-guessing format, so Bad Ice Cream 3 is a deliberate detour. Smash Karts is the other big departure, a multiplayer arena battler with karts and weapons, nothing like a quiet maze. Wacky Doodle Fixes stays closer to home with its own short puzzle-solving rounds, and One Line Draw scratches a similar planning itch to the ice puzzles here, just with a pencil instead of a freeze ray.
It suits short sessions best, a level or two between drawing rounds rather than a long sit-down run, and it works fine one-handed on a touchscreen if a keyboard is not handy.
Move with the arrow keys or WASD. Stand still and tap a direction to fire a block of ice ahead of you, which freezes enemies or gives you something solid to walk or bridge across.
Yes, it has a built-in on-screen joystick for touch, so it works on a phone or tablet as well as with a keyboard.
Most levels are a few minutes each, small enough to clear one or two between other games on the site.
It's a later entry from the same developer, Nitrome, with the same core idea of freezing enemies in ice and collecting all the fruit, just with more levels and trickier mazes.