Save
Christmas!
Big boots. Small plan. Huge heart. A new door every day, a little movie every day: from December 1 to 24, Snowbert saves Christmas with Santa, Rudi and a gang of cheeky goblins.
iPhone and iPad · Play offline · No ads, no account, no subscription · In seven languages
24 doors. 24 adventures.
A new door every day.
A movie every day.
From December 1 to 24, a new door opens every day with its own adventure: intruders in the ice castle, chaos in the gift warehouse, rush hour in the elves' workshop, a starlit sleigh ride with Rudi, a power cut and the family sledding race. Every door has several locations, its own punchline and ends with a little Christmas movie. Each door you finish hangs a keepsake bauble on your tree.
Christmas Eve: the big finale
On December 24 the longest adventure awaits: Christmas Eve with the Twinkletons. Thousands of lights on the roof, Caramel the cat, Rumble the dog and a dad who counts fairy lights in his sleep. Snowbert and Santa have to deliver the presents very quietly – or someone wakes up. In the end Snowbert flips the main switch and the whole house lights up.
- Each door opens at midnight, going by your device's clock.
- Missed doors stay open – catch up any time.
- From December 25, the whole calendar is yours to play.
So simple everyone can play
Snowbert runs.
You decide.
Swipe to change lanes, tap to throw a snowball, hold to roll a giant snowball. Hit, and the goblin takes a snow bath. Miss, and Snowbert lands nose-first in the snow – and gets up laughing. Three difficulty levels, help that never costs stars, and pause any time.
Who's playing
Snowbert, the clumsiest elf at the North Pole. Santa, sleigh captain with plenty of patience. Rudi, lead reindeer who knows the way. Plus scout, thrower and tinkerer goblins, the snow guard, a cheeky crow, the Ice Yeti and King Grumble, the mastermind of chaos.
Every character is fully modelled and animated in 3D – with real stumbles, cheers and snow baths.
Six winter worlds
144 scenes from the Christmas forest to the goblin fortress
Each world has its own way to play, a grand finale and a closing movie.
Santa drives ahead while Snowbert keeps the goblins at bay and collects presents.
On the back of the sleigh: throw presents into the right chimneys, send goblins flying.
A board far too small for boots far too big. Ramp, jump, sack of presents.
Fly through star gates, catch presents, dodge propeller goblins.
Slide, hold the curve, bowl over the snow guards.
A finale with a touch of luck: which gate? Which sack? Grumble's plan trips over his own dignity.
Ready to play
Play first,
decide later
The enchanted Christmas forest with 24 scenes and the first Advent door are ready to play right away. Five more worlds and the Advent pack with all 24 doors are available as one-time in-app purchases – with Family Sharing.
- All six winter worlds (full version): five more worlds with 120 scenes and finale movies.
- Advent calendar – 24 doors: from December 1, a daily adventure with a movie. A separate purchase, independent of the full version.
- Buying, “Restore purchases” and redeeming codes are only available in the parents' area behind a parental gate. No subscription.
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Original music
Modern, with sleigh bells
Every world has its own theme: pop in the forest, shuffle in the village, drum'n'bass on the slope, synthwave under the northern lights, a boss beat in the fortress. From the middle of each track a well-known Christmas carol joins in – from glockenspiel to full band.
Optional
Cards, chronicle, Game Center
After every round, a Christmas card with your score and a saying; the chronicle keeps your first moments. Game Center with three leaderboards and five achievements – only if you choose to connect. Sharing and Game Center sit behind the parental gate.
Made for families
No account, no chat, no ads, no subscription. Works completely offline – even on the drive to Grandma's. Purchases, sharing and Game Center only behind a parental gate. No camera, no microphone, no tracking. For iPhone and iPad, in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese. More in the privacy policy and the help pages.