# Ice Coast Revival™ | Press kit

Updated 2026-09-13

## One-line description

Restore New England's lost ski areas, one winter at a time.

## About the game

Ice Coast Revival™ is a ski resort tycoon and management game about bringing New England's lost ski areas back to life. Rebuild lifts, clear trails, manage snow and develop a base village. Balance ticket prices, staffing and upkeep as skiers return, then grow from a local hill into a regional ski business.

## Features

- Revive ski areas inspired by real lost hills across New England.
- Build lifts, shape trails and grow a village with places to eat, shop and warm up.
- Manage snowmaking, grooming, staff, maintenance and ticket prices through changing winter weather.
- Choose Build the Mountain for more help from the crew, or Build and Run the Mountain to make the operating decisions yourself.
- Watch skiers ride, turn, race and use the terrain park in a stylized low-poly world.
- Grow a regional career and take on the Daily Challenge.

## Fact sheet

- Developer and publisher: Firn LLC
- Based in: Ice Coast (Massachusetts, USA)
- Genre: ski resort tycoon and management simulation
- Play: single-player
- Platforms: web browser, Steam, iOS and Android
- Availability: available now on all listed platforms
- Steam release: August 18, 2026
- Pricing: see each storefront for current price, purchases and regional availability
- Press and creator contact: social@icecoastrevival.com

## Links

- [Official website](https://revivetheicecoast.com)
- [Play in your browser](https://icecoastrevival.com/)
- [Steam](https://store.steampowered.com/app/4999040/Ice_Coast_Revival/)
- [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6786962928)
- [Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.findfirn.icecoastrevival)
- [Official overview trailer](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v310PjJZolk)
- [Field Guide](https://revivetheicecoast.com/manual)

## Screenshot captions

Captured September 13, 2026 from the latest development build. Actual game rendering from staged playable resorts; scenic views have the interface hidden. Released versions may differ.

- `screenshots/01-boston-hill.jpg`: Boston Hill, revived. A compact local hill with open trails, working lifts and a growing base village.
- `screenshots/02-brodie-mountain.jpg`: The slopes at Brodie Mountain. Lifts and skiers on a restored Berkshire mountain.
- `screenshots/03-enchanted-mountain.jpg`: Enchanted Mountain. A larger Maine ski area with wooded slopes and lift-served terrain.
- `screenshots/04-lodge-lights.jpg`: Lodge lights at dusk. The base village at Enchanted Mountain as the light fades.
- `screenshots/05-managing-the-mountain.jpg`: Build and run the mountain. The game interface with live guest, cash, weather and operations readouts.
- `screenshots/06-hill-report.jpg`: The Hill Office report. Lift ridership and capacity in the Hill Office report at Brodie Mountain.
- `screenshots/07-hill-finances.jpg`: Balancing the books. Cash, operating commitments and ticket prices in the Finance tab.
- `screenshots/08-nightly-ops-meeting.jpg`: The simplified nightly recap. Review the day and choose the next ticket price while the crew handles operations.
- `screenshots/10-brodie-base-village.jpg`: A village worth stopping in. Cafes, shops and gathering places at the foot of Brodie Mountain.
- `screenshots/09-new-england-atlas.jpg`: The New England atlas. The regional map of lost ski areas.

## Using the assets

Key art is promotional illustration, not gameplay. Keep that distinction in coverage.
Preserve logo proportions and colors. Use the dark mark on a light background and retain its original proportions. Do not crop or rearrange the logo itself.
The complete creator usage terms are in CREATOR-TERMS.txt.