Frostpunk: Beyond the Ice

Итличная игра, но есть один большой минус и это отсутствие русского языка. Надеюсь в будущем добавят русскую локализацию

Good fk game

Please add Russian to the game!

It's just simcity with a frostpunk coat of paint. The only interactive part of gameplay is limited on a weekly basis. The prices, for an early access game, are absurd to say the least.

I like the atmosphere but these games are all the same. Free to play money grabs. I do like the style of the game. The design is well done.

Fucking awesome. Better than pc one! please bring it to italy play store too!

World Building Puzzle be a Pro

As a player, the mobile version presents me with the task of guiding my society through brutal winters and tough conditions, where the decisions I make have a direct impact on the community I oversee. This game retains the fundamental aspects of the original game while delivering a customized experience for mobile devices, highlighting the trials of survival and city construction in a frozen, post-apocalyptic setting. I hope they don't downgrade the game in the long run~

This game is a mobile ported version of the PC titled "Frostpunk." Players familiar with the PC version will recognize similar gameplay and mechanics, but the mobile version introduces new features tailored for mobile play. The game revolves around resource collection and allocation, with a focus on quick decision-making and strategic building upgrades to ensure survival as the city grows. All in all, I liked it and still trying to master the game's controls and settings.

SHOULD I PLAY FROSTPUNK: BEYOND THE ICE? No. Where the original Frostpunk was an exercise in tough decision-making, Frostpunk: Beyond the Ice only is interested in your credit card. The pressures of scarcity and harsh conditions have been converted into encouragement to spend money on Beyond the Ice’s battle pass and one-time booster packs. This is a soulless shell of the original game that’s wrapped around a mobile busybox that is nakedly aggressive about pushing microtransactions—possibly the most cynical use of a beloved IP since