When Simon Cooke formed the coding group Entropy, two of the first released demos were Entro 1 and Entro 2, which contained messages advertising a soon-to-be-released megademo which was to be called Statues Of Ice. Anticipation was set high, it even got a pre-release write-up in Your Sinclair, but fame turned to notoriety as the release date got pushed ever further backward.
The whole demo was never completed, but a few of its individual component screens were eventually released. These included a bob demo by Masters of Magic, a screen by Stefan Drissen, and a Tetris game based on the gameboy version.