Melt All The Ice Guide: Codes, Tools & How To Play

What is Melt All The Ice?

Melt All The Ice!🧊 is a co-op melting-adventure on Roblox by The Frozen Studio (universe 10766309747, place 98940528508770, created 2026-09-13). The official setup: "The entire world is freezing and all you have is a hairdryer!"

The loop in three steps:

1. Melt ice with your hairdryer to carve your way inside the frozen world.
2. Buy better tools and upgrade their power so you can melt bigger, thicker ice.
3. Uncover frozen rooms and discover what caused the freeze — on the way to melting every last piece and saving the world.

Loop steps are derived from the developer's official game description and observed in the game's approved art (checked 2026-09-27).

Is the game active?

*Official Roblox API snapshot taken 2026-11-03 (game last updated 2026-11-02 — the November 2 update, whose contents no tracker has documented yet). These are dated facts, not live numbers — re-check the game page for the current count. The game launched 2026-09-13 and is in its fast-growth stage: visits grew by millions every week from October into November (5.6M on Oct 3 → 18.6M on Nov 3).

How do I start playing?

You spawn holding a pink hairdryer — the game's signature starter tool. Melt the ice blocking your path, spend the Coins it drops on upgrades, then find the freeze source and shut it off to bank your Gems. The full beginner walkthrough — controls, the Coin/Gem economy and the complete run loop — is on the complete how-to-play guide.

How do tools and upgrades work?

The official description makes tools the core progression: "Buy better tools and upgrade their power!" As of October 2026 the system is documented by two dated gameplay guides: you start with the Hairdryer, earn run-only Coins from melted ice, and spend them at the Tool Shed — Heat Gun (160 Coins), Steam Blaster (650 Coins) — plus a premium Flamethrower, with Battery/Size/Power upgrade tracks per tool:

🩷 Hairdryer (starter) 🔥 Heat Gun · 160 💨 Steam Blaster · 650

Every price, track and source is on the tools & upgrades page, along with the Gems side of the economy: Classes, permanent upgrades, pets and Mystery Boxes.

What are the frozen rooms about?

The description promises: "Uncover frozen rooms and discover what caused the freeze!" As of October 2026, gameplay guides have documented the answer: the freeze comes from a Polarmax cooling unit — in the starter house it's the basement freezer at -18°, power stuck on MAX, guarded by a three-piece basement key, and shutting it off ends the run with "HOUSE SAVED!" and +500 Gems. The full walkthrough, plus the Polarmax Plaza tower, is on the frozen rooms page.

Does Melt All The Ice have codes?

🔍 No codes found — last checked 2026-11-03

No redeem codes exist for this game on any surface we checked — most recently after the November 2 update shipped (the sixth dated check: Sep 27, Oct 3, Oct 11, Oct 18, Oct 26 and Nov 3, all finding none; like the October 25 Admin Abuse event before it, that update arrived without codes). No official codes channel has been announced. And a warning: code lists you may find for "Melt The Ice" belong to different games — they will not work here. Our codes status page explains how redemption works, where codes would appear first, and when we re-check.

Official links & community

• 🎮 Official game page on Roblox — the canonical place to play (currently wearing a [🎃] Halloween title prefix).
• 🏢 The Frozen Studio community group — the developer's group (116,509 members as of 2026-11-03).
• 🔍 Public Discord / Trello / X: none found as of 2026-11-03 — the group page lists no public external channels. If the developer announces one, it will appear on those two official pages first.

Is it co-op?

Yes — the game carries the official Co-op tag and runs 20-player servers. Our 2026-09-27 server sample found public servers running at 11–14 of 20 players each at ~60 fps. Joining a busy server means melting alongside other players; the game's tags also list Cleaning, Cozy, Adventure, Simulator, Classes and Upgrades.

What changed in October — and so far in November?

Five things moved since this wiki launched, and all five are now baked into the pages above:

• The 🎃Halloween Update🎃 shipped — the Roblox Games API records the game updated 2026-10-17T19:01Z, the listing wears a [🎃] title prefix (still on as of 2026-11-03), and the announcement promised "New maps, pets + more!" (LootSheep event record, checked 2026-10-18). Still no codes afterward — see the codes status.
• The Admin Abuse event arrived. The allthings.how event schedule (updated 2026-10-22) listed an Admin Abuse event for Sunday, October 25, 12:00–2:00 p.m. ET (16:00–18:00 UTC) — "an admin-powered run with boosted rewards" — and the Roblox Games API shows the game updated 2026-10-25T17:24Z, right inside that window (both checked 2026-10-26). It brought boosted rewards, not codes. The same schedule (checked 2026-11-03) puts the next Admin Abuse run around Monday, November 16 (~3:48 p.m. ET per its countdown) — a single-source tracker claim, so treat it as a watch, not a promise.
• A November update shipped unannounced. The Roblox Games API records the game updated 2026-11-02T21:08Z (checked 2026-11-03) — after the Halloween and Admin Abuse updates, and no tracker has documented what it changed yet. It also arrived without codes.
• The gameplay got documented. Two dated third-party guides (Sportskeeda, modified 2026-10-08; allthings.how, 2026-10-17) published the PC controls, the Coin/Gem economy, the tool ladder with prices (Heat Gun 160 / Steam Blaster 650), the Classes system and the freeze source — a Polarmax unit you shut off to end each map. Every fact is attributed on its page: how to play, tools & upgrades, frozen rooms.
• The game exploded. Visits went 5.6M (Oct 3) → 10.6M (Oct 11) → 14.57M (Oct 18) → 16.45M (Oct 26) → 18.57M (Nov 3), with a 97% rating from 70,000+ votes and 116,509 group members (official APIs, checked 2026-11-03).