This game won the IFComp in 1999. It is a pretty good Infocom-like game written with Inform with lots of good puzzles. It mostly takes place in a magical, positive winterland. The plot is nothing special but the great writing, and very good, original puzzles makes this a great game.
A few special verbs are needed here and there. However, they were the first verbs that I thought of, as soon I had the right idea.
Really good writing sets the atmosphere, without being "too much".
The game cannot become unwinnable.
Some really fun puzzles, ranging from easy to hard.
This is an excellent game: great writing, great puzzles, great implementation.