"Avalanche at Yeti Mountain slides effortlessly into the stable of Green Couch Games’ numerous filler-style titles, cramming a good amount of decision making and delightful illustrations into a small package. I highly recommend you to check it out; anything else would simply be abominable." - Dan Halstad, League of Nonsensical Gamers

It's a race to the finish when some super-smart, yet somehow clueless, engineering students invent rocket-powered skis and decide to test them out at Yeti Mountain!

In Avalanche at Yeti Mountain by Matt Wolfe (Wombat Rescue), players play dual-use cards — the same cards used to make up the ski slopes of Yeti Mountain — to determine their speed in a race down the mountain. If players collectively exceed the speed limit, which is determined by the number of players, the fastest players crash, only moving one space forward towards the goal. Players may also activate rocket jumps to overshoot the competition but at the expense of causing an avalanche to begin chasing them down the mountain. If that's not enough tension, rocket jumps are possible only if the Yeti, awoken from his slumber by all of the rocket-powered racket, doesn't attack and deactivate players' rocket-powered skis! The last skier standing, or the skier who makes it to the bottom of Yeti Mountain, wins the game.