Spiny & Chilly is a colorful 3D platformer collectathon about an ice-obsessed penguin and his sarcastic hedgehog buddy. Inspired by beloved N64 classics like Banjo-Kazooie and Super Mario 64, it blends exploration, collectibles, charming characters, and playful platforming into a nostalgic yet fresh adventure.

SANTA NEEDS YOUR HELP!

A highly intelligent penguin society commanded by three evil penguins has rebelled against Santa and taken the world’s ice for reasons that are definitely very complex and important. Their plans are perfect, their confidence is unshakable, and their ability to think things through is... inspiring.

When Spiny and Chilly find themselves in the middle of this conflict and their igloo starts to melt along with the whole pole, they decide to help Santa out and foil their plans! Set off across worlds packed with secrets, collectibles, oddball characters and fun platforming challenges, and help them get all the ice cubes back.

MASTER THE PLATFORMING AND DISCOVER ALL THE SECRETS

Spiny & Chilly is built around satisfying, readable movement that rewards curiosity, momentum and creative routes. Jump, wall-jump, slide, surf and grapple your way through each world in a smooth and fluid experience.

Search every corner for stolen ice blocks, hidden items, optional challenges, and secret paths. Whether you’re following the main adventure or hunting down every collectible, each level is packed with things to discover!

Key features

• A nostalgic 3D platforming adventure with a modern touch.

• Fluid platforming that is easy to understand but hard to master, with many different movement options.

• A fun and charming story brought to life by unique characters (and very intelligent penguins), including three bosses.

• Rewarding exploration with lots of different collectibles that will help you advance the story and unlock extra content. 

• An array of colourful and handcrafted worlds full of hidden secrets and optional challenges.

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