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Melt The Ice Wiki

Sourced, dated coverage for Melt The Ice — place 124317063595994 by Crazay Dream. Latest site-wide check: 2026-10-03.

The game at a glance

A frozen world, one melting loop, four official milestones.

Melt The Ice is a melting-and-selling simulator by the Roblox group Crazay Dream, released July 7, 2026 and classified under Simulation with the Incremental Simulator subgenre. The premise: the world froze because a giant fridge was left open, and you melt your way to it. Blocks hide scrap, treasure, frozen surprises, and frozen monsters; finds sell for Cash; Cash buys gear that melts faster. The route runs through three named checkpoint zones to the fridge, marked by permanent Roblox badges — 145,880 players (12.9%) hold the completion badge as of 2026-10-03. Servers hold up to 20 players, and the game has grown to 2,738,458 visits with a 93.4% positive rating.

Official loop

The seven promises the game description makes

Every wiki page is built on these — quoted from the official description, checked October 3, 2026.

Melting

🔥 Melt massive ice blocks!

Breaking ice is the core action. Every block you clear moves you along the frozen route toward the fridge.

Discoveries

📦 Discover hidden scrap, treasure, and frozen surprises!

Ice hides three kinds of finds plus hazards — see the discoveries guide for how each family fits the loop.

Selling

💰 Sell your finds for CASH!

Finds convert to Cash, the game's currency, which funds every upgrade.

Upgrades

⚡ Upgrade your gear to melt faster!

Gear upgrades raise melt speed; faster melting is both the power curve and the progression gate.

Multiplayer

👥 Play SOLO or with FRIENDS!

Up to 20 players share a server, and nothing in the description gates progress behind a group.

Threats

❄️ Watch out for dangerous frozen monsters!

Not everything in the ice is loot — frozen monsters are the hazard family the description warns about.

The goal

🚪 Reach the end and CLOSE THE FRIDGE to save the world!

The giant fridge is the story's cause and the route's final objective; closing it is the win condition.

Topic pages

Browse the wiki

Each topic page carries its own sourced tables, checked dates, and FAQ.

Route

Checkpoints

The four official route badges — The Highway, The Frosty Forest, The Frozen City, All Ice Cleared — with award counts, earn rates, and the retention funnel between zones, plus a reference page per zone.

491,292 / 289,134 / 185,844 / 145,880 badges held

Economy

Upgrades

The one upgrade system the official description defines: Cash buys gear, gear melts faster. Includes the upgrade-first spending rule and the zone-by-zone moments where melt speed pays for itself.

Melt speed is the game's only advertised power stat

Loot

Discoveries

The four families hidden in the ice — scrap, treasure, frozen surprises, and dangerous frozen monsters — how each feeds or interrupts the sell loop, and the selling discipline the economy rewards.

3 collectible families + 1 hazard family, per the official description

Status

Codes

The checked finding on codes: no code system exists as of the latest check, with every surface that was searched, the signals a future code drop would send, and how to spot lookalike-game codes.

0 codes across 5 checked surfaces

History

Updates

The dated change timeline assembled from official metadata: the July 7 creation, the July 26 route-badge launch, and the three update signals since — plus the recheck plan that keeps every page fresh.

Last official signal: September 30, 2026

Links

Public links

Every public link type, checked: the official game page and Crazay Dream group confirmed; no Trello, Discord, X, YouTube, or wiki linked anywhere — with the recheck triggers for each.

2 confirmed links; 4 absent types documented

Route data

The badge table everything references

Zone order comes from the official badge list; earn rate is Roblox's all-time winRatePercentage.

BadgeOfficial descriptionAwardedEarn rate
Welcome...Roblox lists no description; it is the joining badge every player receives on a first visit.1,393,271100%
First GameRoblox lists no description; the name marks a finished first session, earned by 92.7% of Welcome... holders.1,291,332100%
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.

FAQ

Wiki questions

Is there an official Melt The Ice wiki?

No. As of October 3, 2026 the developer links no wiki, Discord, or Trello from Roblox, and no Fandom or wiki.gg community project exists. MeltTheIce.wiki is an independent fan resource that fills the reference gap with sourced, dated data.

What is Melt The Ice?

A melting-and-selling simulator on Roblox by Crazay Dream, released July 7, 2026: melt ice blocks, collect the scrap, treasure and frozen surprises inside, sell them for Cash, upgrade gear to melt faster, and follow the route to close the giant fridge.

What information does this wiki cover?

Everything the official sources support: game identity and stats, the official loop, all six Roblox badges with award counts and earn rates, the route funnel computed from them, code-system status, the update timeline, and public-link status. Topic pages for each live in the table below.

What doesn't this wiki cover?

What no public source contains: gear names, costs and stats, item values, monster rosters, or per-zone maps. Where a topic would need those, the wiki documents the decision the available evidence supports instead.

Game hub

The overview: identity, growth, route, and quick answers.

Guides

The beginner loop, discoveries, and the fridge ending.

Sources

Every reference with its type and checked date.

MeltTheIce.wiki is an unofficial fan wiki. Roblox and Crazay Dream remain the official sources forMelt The Ice and player support.

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