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Melt The Ice Guides

Every guide is built on what the official game description and Roblox badge data establish about the melt-sell-upgrade loop, the things hidden in the ice, and the fridge ending.

The game at a glance

One loop, four milestones, one giant fridge.

Melt The Ice is a melting-and-selling simulator by Crazay Dream (released July 7, 2026, servers up to 20 players) where the world froze because a giant fridge was left open — and you melt your way to it. The loop never changes: melt ice, collect what was inside, sell it for Cash, and buy gear that melts faster. The route runs through three named checkpoints (The Highway, The Frosty Forest, The Frozen City) and ends at the fridge with the All Ice Cleared badge, which 12.9% of players hold as of 2026-10-03.

These guides follow that structure. Start with the beginner guide if you are still before the first checkpoint; read the discoveries guide to understand every block's contents; and save the fridge guide for the endgame push.

The guides

Three focused guides, in route order

Each guide summarizes its topic here and links to the full page.

Route context

The four milestones every guide points back to

Guides reference these official badges constantly, so here they are in one table.

MilestoneOfficial badge descriptionAwardedEarn rate
The HighwayReach The Highway Checkpoint491,29234.8%
The Frosty ForestReach The Frosty Forest Checkpoint289,13420.2%
The Frozen CityReach The Frozen City Checkpoint185,84413.9%
All Ice ClearedRoblox lists no description; the name matches the official goal of clearing every zone and closing the giant fridge.145,88012.9%

Official Roblox badges API for universe 10464901536, checked 2026-10-03. Earn rate is Roblox's winRatePercentage for all-time players.

Checkpoint references

Badge data and funnel context for The Highway, Frosty Forest, and Frozen City.

Upgrade guide

How the Cash from sold finds becomes melt speed, and what to buy next.

Route tracker

Mark the four milestones locally and get the next unchecked guide.

About these guides

MeltTheIce.wiki writes guides from the official Roblox description, the public badge data, and arithmetic computed from it — nothing is imported from similarly named ice games. Where the developer has released no numbers (gear stats, item values, monster rosters), the guides say what decision the evidence supports instead of quoting a stat that has no source. Every source used is registered on the sources page, and the updates page tracks when the game itself changes.