+1 Stone Skipping Frost Lake: ~35,000 Skill Unlock & Zone Guide

Quick answer

Frost Lake reportedly unlocks at around ~35,000 Skill — an approximate figure from a creator video's French auto-captions, not play-verified. It is the fifth and farthest zone observed, after Palm Beach, Cactus Desert, Autumn Woods and Mushroom Marsh.

• Zone order: Palm Beach → Cactus Desert → Autumn Woods → Mushroom Marsh → Frost Lake
• Reaching farther zones pays more Wins; no Frost Lake-specific payout has been shown

Where Frost Lake sits in the zone order

Zones are the game's progression lanes: every throw travels down the water, and the farther it goes, the farther into the map you see. The first five zones appear in this order: Palm Beach → Cactus Desert → Autumn Woods → Mushroom Marsh → Frost Lake, making Frost Lake the fifth and farthest of the observed zones (labeled "5 · Frost Lake"). Zone names were read from in-world signage in gameplay footage recorded 2026-09-26 — two separate sessions, same order. Frost Lake first appears as a sign ahead of the autumn-toned lanes, and later sessions with bigger multipliers pass back through autumn-toned water on the way to it. Footage of a longer throw also shows the middle of the chain in play: one throw passes Cactus Desert, then Autumn Woods, then Mushroom Marsh.

Frost Lake's unlock requirement: ~35,000 Skill (reported)

Frost Lake reportedly unlocks around ~35,000 Skill. That figure comes from a creator video's French auto-captions — "34 et 35, le lac gelé se débloque" — and is approximate, not play-verified, so treat it as an estimate rather than an exact gate. The game doesn't display the distance or Skill mark that flips each zone, so exact thresholds for the other zones remain unknown as well; don't assume any zone threshold is confirmed. Recheck this figure after world updates.

How Skill builds toward the Frost Lake gate

Skill is the currency of the gate, and it accrues through the core loop: your stone skips down the lane and every bounce pays +1 Skill, with longer throws reaching more bounces. Skill fills the level bar, and each level raises the global Multiplier — observed from ×1.1 at level 6 up to ×111 at level 115. Pushing into farther zones then pays more Wins. Throwing, training, and leveling toward the reported ~35,000 Skill figure is the path a player takes to the Frost Lake gate.

Rewards and progression changes at Frost Lake

The official game description is direct: "Reach farther zones to earn more Wins." Wins are the golden-trophy currency — one observed 1,404 m throw paid +200 Wins — and they buy progress toward pets, boosts and rebirths, so pushing your farthest zone is the main income upgrade in the game. Frost Lake, as the farthest zone observed, sits at the top of that rule. Its own payout is unconfirmed: no Frost Lake-specific Win number or reward value has ever been shown, so plan around the general farther-zones-pay-more-Wins rule and read the actual payout on screen when you unlock the zone.

Frost Lake local features

Frost Lake's scenery is icy water with icebergs; the zone first appeared as a sign ahead of the autumn-toned lanes. A creator video's auto-captions garble the zone name as "Iceland first lake" but capture an icy throw — "Oh, nice on ice" — with the thrown object identified as a piece of wood, plus a "We did 500" result the captions never explain. Those caption details stay as reported and unexplained; they don't establish a payout or feature. Beyond the icy setting, no Frost Lake-exclusive mechanic is known — treat the zone as a colder, farther lane under the same rules, and treat any rumored extras as unconfirmed until you see them in-game.

What comes after Frost Lake

Frost Lake is the farthest zone observed so far. The game measures distance in meters — throws from 212 m up to 1,776 m have been observed — but the mark that flips each zone isn't displayed, so whether anything lies beyond Frost Lake's sign is unknown. A broader progression layer does exist: a noob-to-pro video shows the game displaying four worlds with the player in world one, and 100,000,000 Skill needed to teleport to the next world — the same throw passes Cactus Desert, Autumn Woods and Mushroom Marsh before the player hits 100 million Skill and reaches world two. No known link ties that worlds-teleport gate to Frost Lake specifically, so Frost Lake's place in the four-world structure is unconfirmed — check in-game which world it belongs to.