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This article is about lifts from Frost Bite and Frost Bite 2. For lifts from other games, please see Lifts.

Lifts are interactive objects in Frost Bite 1 & 2. There are two types of lifts: wooden lifts and metal lifts.

Appearance[]

Wooden lifts[]

Wooden lifts have a wooden base with a wooden square background. Where each edge intersects, there a small beam points into the middle diagonally. All the beams lead to a middle square made of wood.

On top of the square that comes up from the base are two beams, which point in diagonally, so that there end meet. At the point where they meet, there is a small circle where a metal circle is, this metal circle being the pin that is attached to the slices in the wall behind.

Metal lifts[]

The metal lift retains the same design as the wooden lift, only the parts of it are dark grey coloured (the colour of metal) and thicker. Behind the structure of the Metal Lift are visible gears in the background, all which rotate to bring the Lift up.

Game information[]

Wooden lifts[]

Wooden lifts appear in both Frost Bite games and move on slits on the wall. They move automatically, and at a slow speed also. The slits on the wall are often placed in a rectangle, horizontally, or vertically. They are used for transportation from one destination to another. Enemies are never placed on lifts, but hazards can go through them.

The player can hop on to a lift and wait to jump on to another one or just wait for it to get near to their destination. Often more than one lift moves on the same slit on a wall. Lifts are often encountered in levels. In Frost Bite 2, the Eskimo can pull herself on to a lift by shooting the base of one and the direction lifts move. Additionally, the direction lifts move can be changed by shooting nearby switches.

Metal lifts[]

Metal lifts make their debut in Frost Bite 2. They are made of metal and at first are completely stationary. When the player begins to stands on one, it will begin to move. Metal lifts move only up vertical slits on mountains, and only when the player stands on them.

If the player jumps off, they will move slowly down. Metal lifts move much faster than wooden lifts, and are often used to get to a high up destinations. They appear uncommonly in Frost Bite 2, and when encountered usually another can be found nearby.

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