Sleighline

A two-button time-trial game about Santa's Christmas Eve run. In the store's story, the world grew too big for one night, so Santa's magic learned to bend time and open portals, but the presents still have to be delivered by hand, so Santa flies low. You hold one button to glide and the other to duck, which becomes a dive in the air; every glide costs speed, so the fast line skims the obstacles and drops back down at the last moment, landing on wide tops gives speed, and clipping something costs time, with no deaths. You fly through the present above each house, tent or boat to drop it in, and a missed gift is gone for good. There are seven hand-made courses, one of them secret: chimneys, washing lines and crows in an old European town, a modern skyline and a snowy alpine village, then portals into the Great Pyramid with a rolling boulder, dart traps and a cobra, across Pacific islands on a whale's spout and over the Tasman from Auckland to Sydney. Each course has bronze, silver and gold medals and a fourth, TRUE SANTA, for every gift and an excellent time, and you can race your own best run as a ghost. Keyboard and gamepad are supported. The developer's Steam AI disclosure says the game was designed by Bogeywombat at Testameles Studios as an experiment in AI-led development: Claude Code wrote the game's code and store text from the studio's design, with the studio directing, playtesting and approving every step; music, sound and narration were generated with ElevenLabs, and nothing is generated by AI during play. A free demo has been on Steam for Windows since 3 Nov 2026; the full game is listed for November 2026.