Meet Pablo the Penguin — the bravest fisherman on the frozen tundra. Help him catch fish, survive polar bears, and battle through blizzards!
Oraflo Big Ice keeps the original gameplay structure while presenting a distinct river-focused theme and domain-specific identity.
The instant the bobber goes under, tap STRIKE (or press Space / tap the screen). Strike too early and the fish escapes. Too late — it swims away! Each fish has a different bite window, so stay sharp.
Catch fish consecutively without missing to build a Combo multiplier — ×2, ×3, up to ×4! Combos multiply your points, so try to stay on a streak for maximum score.
The arctic is dangerous! A polar bear may wander toward the fishing hole — if it reaches Pablo, the fish scatter and you lose a life. Blizzards crack the ice beneath Pablo. Stay alert for warning alerts at the top of the screen!
Each level increases fishing speed, bear aggressiveness, and storm frequency. The fish also bite faster and harder! Survive as long as possible and beat your high score.
Wide bite window · Common · Easy to catch
Medium window · Moderate speed
Narrow window · Fast approach · Rare
Blinks once · Ultra-rare · Maximum points
The most dangerous predator on the ice. A polar bear will occasionally wander toward Pablo's fishing hole. If it reaches the hole — all fish scatter and Pablo loses a life! Watch the warning banner at the top of the screen and don't dawdle.
Arctic storms sweep across the frozen lake. A blizzard brings heavy snowfall and strong winds that crack the ice beneath Pablo's feet. Each crack reduces ice integrity — if it reaches zero, Pablo falls through! Find calmer weather fast.
Ice cracks appear during blizzards and can also develop from prolonged inactivity. Watch Pablo's ice — if it turns red it's critically fragile. The ice HP is indicated by the colour warnings. Move fast and keep catching fish!
Each level has a countdown timer. When time runs out you advance to the next level with a time bonus — but the next level is harder! Higher levels mean faster bears, worse storms, and quicker fish. How far can you go?