Project Powder
Project Powder was a free-to-play online snowboard racing game from Korean developer Studio Bluecat, published in the West by Outspark, blending Mario Kart-style item racing with light RPG progression like leveling and trick-based skill trees. All play took place in discrete, matchmade downhill races rather than a persistent shared world, so it is catalogued here as a non-MMO reference. Studio Bluecat's bankruptcy led to development shifting to its sister game, SnowBound Online, and Project Powder itself shut down on February 7, 2013.
Platform availability
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- Status
- Closed; shut down on February 7, 2013
- Business model
- Free-to-play
- Genre
- Session-based Online Snowboard Racing Game
- Platforms
- Windows
- Developer
- Studio Bluecat
- Publisher
- Outspark
- Profile
- Full
MMO DNA
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Not a persistent MMO; combat focus reflects matchmade racing competition, not a shared world
Not a persistent MMO; built around session-based races with optional teams, not a shared world
Not a persistent MMO; structured/sandbox framing does not apply the same way
Not a persistent MMO; combat feel reflects arcade racing and trick execution rather than direct combat
Why you might like it
- Not a persistent MMO; matchmade snowboard races in Race, Battle (item-based), and Coin modes, with RPG-style leveling and gear
- Rewards skill over cash-shop purchases, with password-protected private races available
- Developed by Studio Bluecat, published by Outspark.
Things to consider
- Closed; shut down on February 7, 2013
- Sourced from the Project Powder Fandom wiki, gamepressure.com, and MMORPG.com; treat details as a research summary rather than a live, first-hand playtest.
- This is a matchmade racing game with no persistent shared world — it is catalogued here as a non-MMO reference only.
Research record
- Last checked
- 2026-09-07
- Profile depth
- Full
- Source note
- Project Powder Fandom wiki, gamepressure.com, and MMORPG.com
What MMOFinder has checked
- Gameplay mediaTwo verified, locally hosted gameplay screenshots are available.Verified
- Source trail2 linked sources are recorded for review.Verified
- Last reviewedCatalog fields reviewed Aug 25, 2026.Verified
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Project Powder timeline
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- —Released
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- CurrentCatalog status
Closed
- 2026-08-25Research checked
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Project Powder screenshots & gameplay
Two verified, locally hosted gameplay screenshots and a gameplay video are available.
Source: Verified YouTube gameplay video
Gameplay, availability and research notes
Project Powder Project Powder was a free-to-play online snowboard racing game from Korean developer Studio Bluecat, published in the West by Outspark, blending Mario Kart-style item racing with light RPG progression like leveling and trick-based skill trees. All play took place in discrete, matchmade downhill races rather than a persistent shared world, so it is catalogued here as a non-MMO reference. Studio Bluecat's bankruptcy led to development shifting to its sister game, SnowBound Online, and Project Powder itself shut down on February 7, 2013.
The lifecycle record is Closed; shut down on February 7, 2013, with verified platforms of Windows. MMOFinder lists Studio Bluecat as developer and Outspark as publisher.
The guidance and platform availability above were checked on 2026-09-07 against the linked sources (Project Powder Fandom wiki, gamepressure.com, and MMORPG.com). Continue through Similar Games, filter the MMO database, or compare profiles side by side.
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