About this game: NORDIC FLIGHT '98
Find the edge. Ride the air.
Nine original hills. Shape every jump with your timing, posture and landing. Chase personal records or compete against fixed daily conditions.
Play nowThe game runs in your browser with JavaScript and WebGL 2 enabled.
What you get
- Nine fictional hills from K60 to K210, each profiled to the construction norm: inrun, table, knoll and landing arc
- A take-off you time to the last metres of the table, and a flight you steer with your body angle against real lift and drag
- Telemarks and two-foot landings decided by impact, ski angle and balance, scored by five judges
- Four cameras: classic side view, chase, helmet and broadcast, with replays in slow motion at the landing
Your controls
- Space
- Push off, then take off at the edge
- W S↑ ↓
- Body angle
- A D← →
- Balance
- Space
- Telemark
- XShift
- Two-foot landing
- V
- Camera
- R
- Restart
- Esc
- Pause
- ControllerA pushes off and takes off; left stick up leans forward, down leans back, sideways balances; A lands a telemark, B lands on two feet; Select changes the camera; Start pauses.
- TouchTap Go, then Take-off at the edge. In the air push the left pad up to lean forward and down to lean back, sideways to balance. Land with Telemark or Two feet just before the snow.
Ways to play
- Quick jump
- Training with take-off, flight and landing guides
- Three-hill cup, two jumps per hill
- Daily jump with fixed UTC conditions
Plays on
- Devices
- Desktop, Tablet, Phone
- Controls
- Keyboard, Touch, Controller
- Orientation
- Any
- Genre
- Ski jumping
Music
The tracks you hear in this game, and the people who made them.
Before you play
How do I jump farther?
Start the take-off just before the edge, then keep bringing your body forward as the flight steepens so the skis meet the air at the best angle. Too far back stalls the flight; too far forward drops it. The flight guide shows the ideal angle while you learn.
What makes a telemark count?
Press Space, A or Telemark a moment before the snow so the body has time to rise and the skis come level with the slope. A telemark forced on a hard landing wobbles, so beyond the hill size a two-foot landing is the safer choice.
Are records online?
Records stay on this device. Daily conditions use the same UTC date and seeded wind for everyone; there is no separate daily ranking. You can submit a best score on the portal’s Scores page.