Olympic Snow Girl

The emotional core of the game revolves around three girls: Lin Bing, Cheng Xiao, and Fang Ran. each with a different arc of fate. They face opposition from their mothers, intense expectations from their fathers, career ending injuries, prejudice, and doubts brought about by the competitive sports system. In what appears to be a cold and ruthless world of sports and commercialization, your key choices will change the course of these girls’ lives: * Will you continue to challenge the “impossible move”? * Or will you listen to the warnings from your body? * Will you confront your family head-on? * Or will you choose understanding and reconciliation? * Will you reach the pinnacle of your Olympic dream? * Or will you rewrite your life into another equally moving ending? Core themes: growth, overcoming adversity, conquering fear, the human side behind sports injuries, and the echoes of dreams intertwined with family and friendship. Gameplay Players experience the progression of the story through interactive choices on the game map. The entire storyline is presented through dynamic CG sequences. By continuously unlocking new story content, players can collect character exclusive CGs by category and revisit each character’s journey of growth. Game Features Interactive storytelling Fully dynamic CG sequences Collection system: featuring character exclusive CGs Characters Fang: Female, 23 years old, a retired skier. She was once a rising star full of promise, but an injury during training cost her the chance to shine at the Olympics, leading her to retire. She later became Lin Zhi’s coach, and with Lin Zhi’s encouragement, overcame her fear and returned to competition as an FWT athlete. Lin: Female, 18 years old. Her father was a ski mountaineering explorer who died in a tragic accident in the mountains when she was very young. Her mother strongly opposes her skiing, but Lin Zhi’s deep love for the sport has caused intense conflict between them. Chen: Female, 20 years old, a professional skier from a skiing family. Both her father and mother are former national team members. She has a stubborn personality and firmly believes that “If male athletes can do it, female athletes can too!” Under her father’s strict supervision, Chen has maintained high-intensity training for years. However, the prolonged intense training led to an ACL injury during a crucial competition. Only then did her father finally realize his mistake.