Frostpunk

In this game you lose track of time. I'm serious, when you play the New Home scenario for the first time you won't be able to stop until you finish it. And you need to finish it, because there are DLC scenarios ahead. I would really like to see new DLC, but it looks like after the sequel we will still get what we loved the first part of the game for <3.

This game is Amazing, Difficult, Fun, and very unique to any other city management game I have ever played before I love it :) (PS it will eventual persuade you to the dark side)

There are many games I never finish, many others that I finish and never play again. This is a game that I completed and it left enough of an impression that five years later I did it all over again and loved it just as much.

It's been a long time since I played a game that was made with passion and love. The animation are neat and the story is great. It's addictive

Highly recommended! Awesome graphics, nice and easy to control / play - but even on Easy levels, difficult to master. A great game to play during the hot weather recently in the UK (you can feel the cold from the game) lol

Addicting gameplay, immersive storytelling, memorable and meaningful choices. If you enjoy city building, resource management and making hard choices that truly impact YOUR story, get this asap.

Frost punk is one of my favorite games. Its not just a city builder, its an experience! I was filled with so much emotion finishing the base game i was left in tears. If you're interested in the dlc's i recommend Last Autumn. And the sound track for this game is possibly if i dare say one of the best compositions I've ever heard. 10/10

At first this game is hard, trying to work out the best way to survive. But after sometime it`ll click and you`ll have a great time.

First playthrough was so peak. The desperation, the tension, ah, the soundtrack, the pacing, the setting, the art style, the laws, the choices, the research, all incredibly peak. very atmospheric. choices [i]matter[/i]. one of the best games I've ever played. the city must survive

Hear ye! Hear ye! This has been one of the longest and most thrilling experiences I have seen. Challenging as hell even in normal difficulty and more than once my save files were named something despective towards the citizens due to the behaviour toward my benevolent (Yeah, right...) rule. I have never cared more about the lives of the workforce I employ, never had so many difficulties deciding what to do for people as well as looking for ways for everyone to be OK. I love this game and the studio as well. Started playing Frostpunk 2, then bought Frostpunk. Both games were so good at moral choices I knew I had to try The Alters the moment it came out. Best decision ever and had a lot of fun.

Прекрасная иллюстрация того, как нежная рука диктатуры помогает отчаявшимся обрести надежду, негодующим - умиротворение, опустившим руки - смысл жизни, позволяет преодолеть разногласия и начать жить лучшую жизнь на общее благо. И как никакие уговоры, пряники и пожалуйста без неё не работают.

This is it. The OG Frostpunk. Played hundreds of hours since it was launched (pirated) until I can actually afford the proper PC and the actual game. There's not really anything to say about the things that made this great other than it set the standards of what made it great, which was fondled to death by Frostpunk 2 which was basically Civ VII: Brrr Edition. My only complaint is that I wish they would make new scenarios for this, or at least allow people to make new scenarios for it through mod support.

Gripping, chilling and incredibly fun. Frostpunk will test you at every turn; will you choose to be moral, risking your resources and disappointment? Or will you show tough love and sacrifice your people's wellbeing to ensure that you are ready for the coming storm? I recommend this game highly.

Great game glad they made a second one took me a little bit definitely challenging but fun

It is a very difficult game which keeps one more eager to conquer it!

Really great. Every single time I replay the main campaign I end up finishing it all in one long 6 hour session. Very addictive

It's a city builder where every person matters. A really cool concept, amazing visual style, a gameplay where you have to think. Really great game.

SO ENGAGING with the city building and survival, I've never found interest in these types of games until now, completely hooked to this game, I love the sound design, feels heavy and important, every time there's something sound related I get goosebumps

I'm pretty much obsessed with this game. If I'm not playing it, I'm probably at least thinking about it. Everything feels so high stakes and every choice you make feels impossible because you really are sitting there knowing the wrong one, even if right in the moment, might spell the end of a playthrough. Absolutely amazing and even when it's at it's most frustrating, I'm having fun. Very sad to hear that their newest game may have used AI due to all of this because this game really shows the power of humanity in its writing and art direction.

刚上手的时候手忙脚乱比较难，但弄明白资源规划之后会变得简单，在大部分情况下后期资源都比较溢出，于是就可以可以专心和刁民对线了（不是 暴风雪那一段初见的时候还是很激动的，配乐很神，比博人传燃

I very much enjoy the world building and systems this game hands to you. They can be a bit confusing and take a couple of tries to figure out how to play with higher efficiency each play-through, yet once you figure out what is meant to be done is a bit less troublesome to navigate. You are entrusted as the leader of a small civilization encircling a coal powered generator. You must assign people to build structures, sign laws into effect, and deal with the consequences of certain events as well as the discontent and hope of the people. A cozy and atmospheric dive into a bleak and frozen dystopia.

[b]Highly recommended — even if you don’t like city builders.[/b] I normally don’t enjoy city-building games at all, but Frostpunk completely changed my mind. It’s not just about managing buildings — it’s about making impossible choices and feeling the real weight of your decisions. This game is incredibly emotional and immersive. Every mechanic matters. Even controversial features — like sending children to work — hit hard and force you to think. It’s not there for shock value; it’s all part of a larger, meaningful system. I genuinely don’t regret buying it. It pulled me in from the very beginning and hasn’t let go. If you’re looking for a game that challenges both your mind and your heart, this is it.

Yes I do infact recommend it It's a city builder with boss music, nuff said

Unique game in the strategy class, not big but so exciting, highly recommend to try to survive in the snow hell. Also great discounts

Very challenging game. Takes a few attempts to really get the hang of it, but the mechanics are deep and the strategy required is topnotch. Very rewarding game once you get the hang of it.

Recommending this game with an asterisk. It has some fascinating city-building and resource management ideas that instill genuine fear by forcing sudden and absurdly precise split-second decisions and only falls short because the campaign ends so abruptly. I never completed anything but the first one because of this, but I hope that other games will pick up and refine some of its concepts.

Regarding city management games, it's got a nice twist to the idea -- survive against the cold. But it's otherwise rather meh. I can't really place a finger on any one thing, other than I just found it to be boring.

Immersive, enjoyable and can be very hard if you don't catch on quick. I loved every second of this game... which is surprising because I dislike both city builders and resource management.

Amazing game and it looks great. Things can spiral out of control and depending on which game mode you're playing on there are different deficits and problems. Currently doing a Fall of WinterHome run. Lack of Engineers has been messing me up because I didn't know that I should be collecting them from the POIs instead of taking them. The mix between keeping up research, filling hospitals, repairing the dreadnot, and keeping the generator repaired is quite challenging.

Its the most realistic game ever. As the game progresses everything starts freezing even the frames and music. Never seen a game this realistic in my entire life. Potato/ banana rating

This gotta be the trickiest management game I've ever played, challenging and you have to be patient to run this small town and its people. Quite fun and I'm quickly hooked.

I have been playing too much MOBA games and I got this on sale and it really took me out of the online multiplayer rut. Great game and definitely worth a play. I haven't tried any DLC's though.

Love This Game, Can be very Brutal And Very hard, but can also be very rewarding and it gets easier as you play, the layout of the story is incredible, each location is centered in its own area, with its own time line, after the end of each story you get to see a time-lapse of what you have done to build up your Settlement. As well as a short narration based off of the choices you made, including but not limited to laws you chose, the food you serve (be it soup, Stuffed with sawdust, or good heart meals,) and even one time events that occur thanks to the story. Very much love this game and will be playing it more.

es un muy buen juego para iniciar en los juegos de gestion mas complicados, muy recomendable por historia y manejo del progreso

I found myself surprisingly obsessed with this game. I'm what I would call a mostly "casual gamer" and went into this kind of blind. The first few playthroughs were so astronomically, comically awful I began to wonder if the hidden catch was that this game was actually impossible to win, but I kept trying and eventually "beat" the scenario on normal settings (by the skin of my teeth). It felt like a victory yet somehow didn't at the same time - it was a weird feeling, but it somehow kept me hungry to try again. This game is unapologetically unforgiving, but not in a way that makes me feel like rage quitting. I absolutely recommend this to city builder lovers who are looking for something harsher and more story driven.

You can play this game in front of your Christian Family :D Very FUN and immersive. Make sure to play when you can afford to spend an hour at least, or minimum 30 minutes.

Game gets pretty intense. Pretty rewarding feeling if you manage to not have anyone die of sickness or anything. Automation and getting as many people to help? Cool. Even child labor is wild, but its up to you if you want to lead people that are just trying to stay warm. I usually put them in a school for engineering/medical on some of my plays. I've been playing the Refugee scenario and trying not to get anyone to die is tricky. The first two scenarios get pretty darn wild but you do get to automation. Not so much in the Refugee scenario. Once I beat the other scenarios, I'll give endless a go. Absolutely recommend, its like the Dark Souls of city builders.

Simple, I love the political factor in the game and also the narrative, story driven townbuilder. Also check out the tech tree and law tree, cool details!

best city builder i have played, unlike other city builders it lets you decide what to choose between the choices, and gives you challenges which make it more exiting, i have completed the main story and playing the DLCs now and they are as good as the main story if not better. Total Recommendation

[b]MY IMPRESSION[/b] Iam not a huge fan of management and builder games, but this, this is a masterpiece. At first it feels like the game hates you and throws sticks under your feet and you begin to feel angry, prone to ragequitting, but still somethink calls you back in, then you begin to understand and once you beat your first scenario... its just pure joy and feeling of accomplishment. [b]IN SHORT[/b] Would i recommend it? [b]DEFINITELY YES, to anyone 10/10[/b]

Great twist on the city builder type, by adding a deep strategy element to it. Bad decisions will lead to death.

I was surprised to find this game gripping. I had worried that I would find it too gruesome, but no. Different, imaginative, and impressive. After completing the task and then trying again to see if I could do it better, I did eventually satiate that desire, and when I bought some of the updates I found that I no longer had the desire to struggle against the elements. Like most games, once I understand them, the desire to solve them declines.

One of my most fav game, It gives me this post-apocalyptic vibe, with groups of ppl struggling just to survive. I really feel like I’m immersed in that terrifying world when I play it. The game mechanics, difficulty, graphics, sound design, UI/UX, and DLCs, everything is just fantastic.

Thanks to the company that made frostpunk this is the best grand strategy game made in the world so i advise all those who play strategy games to try this deep game with beautiful strategic details .

after being the game, the story made from the decisions I made along the way really make lasting memory :thumbsup:

Can you survive one more day? Much has been said about 11-bit studio's smash hit Frost Punk and its much-awaited sequel Frost Punk 2. One of the best survival games of the city-builder genre ever created. Deep in world lore and choices that have vast, deep, and consequential effects on gameplay and outcomes. It is fun and addictive to play, and replay over and over again, just to see if you can keep a few more survivors alive, or make it through without having to become god or a despot. The expansions include multiple scenarios to follow, and one of the finest endless modes I've ever seen (with unique options for difficulty and challenge). If I have any complaints, they are mostly minor gripes with some choices that have options so bad you never use them, and you can only pick one of the two paths for purpose. It’s not a game issue, but it can limit what you can do sometimes. The game is very well polished with almost no bugs or issues (though I have found people can get clipped into the map and die from not going to get treated). I highly recommend this game to anyone looking for a challenge and enjoy testing their limits and morals is a world that asks you simply this: Who you become at the end of the world?

a lot of love was put into this game. it felt really original playing this, I loved the challenge, and even after you finish the main story, they've made sure there's plenty of other stories/challenges for you to try and keep you busy. bought it for a really low price to see if I'd like it, and I'll be buying the frost punk 2 soon for sure!

Отличная атмосфера, классная история в игре, советую поиграть

I bought this game quite a few years ago, gave it a try, and pretty much quit when I got to the brink of failing in the main story. Fast forward to now, and I've replayed every scenario multiple times, with a lot of endless saves built up. In Frostpunk, resource management and caring for your population are essential to success. Failure to do so will result in inability to catch the curveballs the game throws at you to stress-test your city. It is a lot of micromanagement for the uninitiated, but once you learn the advantages and disadvantages of certain buildings, technologies, and laws, that's when the game starts becoming a lot easier. Once you learn what each scenario asks of you, it becomes even easier... at least on normal difficulty. I haven't tried the harder difficulties extensively, but maybe someday I will. However, I strongly recommend the average player to go into each scenario blind (in particular, A New Home, Fall of Winterhome, and The Last Autumn), because at heart, Frostpunk is best enjoyed for its harrowing and emotional stories, involving players by forcing them to make tough choices, not knowing what the consequences might be. The difficulty serves as a device for players to sympathize with the plight of the people they take care of, applying pressure without making it feel unnatural, and at the end of each run, the game gives you a chance to reflect on what you've chosen. The game is an ode to humanity, of both its NPCs and the player, and for that, it earns its place as one of the best pieces of media I've ever had the pleasure of consuming.

Its hard, full of challenges but a whole lore to discover. You cant play it like an ordinary sim cheering up whenever your pawns has a wedding or dance, no. Here you have to be serious about your plans or pawns can die or revolt. Its tough to keep playing in this frozen hellscape, but great game overall.