From the box back: THE ARCTIC ADVENTURES OF Frostbite Bailey Conceived and designed by Steve Cartwright. For one or two players. Far beyond the Northwest Territory, icebergs crack and the wind chill factor is minus 40 degrees. This is the land of Eskimos and igloos, of polar bears and frozen toes. This is the home of Frostbite Bailey. Part survivor, part architect, part nuts. He eats raw fish for sustenance but really dines on danger. He's the guy with ice water running through his veins. A bona fide working class hero. You see, Frostbite builds igloos for a living. Iceblock to iceblock, he jumps high and low, while danger follows every leap. Killer clams, Alaskan King Crab, snow geese and big bad bears. Yes, Frostbite will not be deterred. From the frigid morn through the dead of night, heeding only the call of the wild, he works on and on. Maybe it's the spirit of Peary. Or, maybe his brain's gone numb. In any case, he's still there and he'd like you to join him. Frostbite Bailey -- building igloos, and legends. From the instruction manual: The object of the game is to help Frostbite Bailey build igloos by jumping on floating blocks of ice. Be careful to avoid these deadly hazards: killer clams, snowgeese, Alaskan king crab, grizzly polar gears and the rapidly dropping temperature.