Northlight

3D Sledding Game

Works on computer, phone and tablet

Northlight

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Northlight by Tofubi

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    About & controls ←→ Steer AD Steer

    About Northlight

    Your birch sled runs downhill on its own and only gets faster. Weave between spruces, rune stones and sleeping stone trolls, smash through fences, jump the crevasses off their ramps and spin flips in the air while the northern lights come out. Lanterns you pick up buy new sleds.

    How to play

    Steer left and right to dodge everything solid, and jump at the top of a ramp to fly a crevasse. When you’re high enough, hold down to flip, and let go so you land upright. Every stretch of slope scores a point, every second in the air after the first scores one, and every flip scores three.

    Controls

    ←→
    Steer
    AD
    Steer
    Space↑W
    Jump
    ↓S
    Flip (hold, in the air)
    EscP
    Pause

    On a phone or tablet, use the on-screen buttons.

    Northlight FAQ

    Can I play Northlight without downloading it?

    Yes. Northlight runs right in your web browser on Tofubi, so there's nothing to download or install. Just press play.

    Is Northlight free?

    Yes, Northlight is free to play, and you don't need an account to play it.

    Can I play Northlight on my phone?

    Yes. Northlight works on phones and tablets as well as computers.

    How do you play Northlight?

    ← / → to steer. A / D to steer. Space / ↑ / W to jump. ↓ / S to flip (hold, in the air). Esc / P to pause. On a phone or tablet, play with touch.

    What kind of game is Northlight?

    Northlight is a 3D sledding game: an arcade and racing game. If you like it, try Honeycomb Pick, Ice Hole or Numbite.

    Who made Northlight?

    Northlight was made by the Tofubi team.

    When did Northlight come out?

    Northlight came out on Tofubi in November 2026.

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