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The Scoop: Oh SkiFree. All kids of a certain age remember playing this very low-fi downhill skiing game, as it came free with most copies of Windows. Or if they don't remember actually playing it, they remember the inevitable end of each run – being eaten by the Abominable Snow Man. IGNTip: Hit 'F' to toggle fast mode and the beast can actually be outrun.

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Contents • • • • • Gameplay [ ] The player controls a across a white background representing snow on a mountainside. The object of the game is to ski down an endless slope and avoid the obstacles. The game includes three modes: slalom, free style, and tree slalom. In slalom, players ski between two sets of flags (red and blue) while trying to get the best time.

In free style, players ski downhill while racking up points by doing tricks. Tree slalom is slalom with only trees, stumps, and dogs. There is also a 'free ski' mode, with no objective. When the player heads past 2,000 m (6,600 ft), the Abominable Snow Monster appears and starts to chase the player, eating them if it catches them. History [ ] Chris Pirih, a programmer for, created SkiFree in on his home computer for his own education and entertainment.

The game eventually attracted the attention of a program manager for the when he noticed Pirih playing it at work. With Pirih's consent, Microsoft included the game in the next Entertainment Pack release in 1991. The game was featured in the and was available as a version for the original. SkiFree was also one of seven games included in The Best of Entertainment Pack released for in 2001. In 1993, Pirih started work on a second version of the game, but it was abandoned for other projects as the original source code was lost.

It was finally released in 2008. Because the initial SkiFree release was a 16-bit Windows program, compatibility issues arose when running the game in newer versions of. Pirih noted that users of can configure the operating system to run 16-bit Windows programs, resolving the problem for some. Other solutions involve running in.