Snow Rider 3D has many levels with varied degrees of difficulty. As you go through the stages, the difficulty increases, with more obstacles, longer tracks, and more complicated settings. Some courses may additionally include natural hazards such as blizzards, low visibility, or higher hills.

Here's how to proceed:

Easy Mode: The beginning level is appropriate for novice players. The track will be relatively short, with fewer obstacles and clearer pathways.
Medium Mode - A moderate difficulty level that includes more obstacles and sharper curves.
Hard Mode - For experienced players, offering difficult courses with several ramps, sharp Snow Rider 3D twists, and an increased amount of hazards.

Upgrades and Customization
As you move through the game and collect money, you can use them to buy improvements or personalize your snowboarder's look. Here are some popular improvements available in the Shop:

Snowboards - Different snowboards provide more speed, agility, and control. Choose one that matches your playing style.
clothing - Change the style of your snowboarder with various clothing, helmets, and accessories.
Power-ups - You may purchase permanent improvements for your power-ups, such as longer-lasting speed boosts or a stronger shield.