frostpunk : beyond the ice

Very inconviniently placed buildings. I get it, game follows the PC design, but with traders running all over the town, it is hard yo tap on a building that you need. And hitbox of traders is huge, I sometimes have to tap up to 4 times until I finally hit the building instead of goddamn trader. And even without traders, buildings are packed very tightly and it is hard to look at the city and tell which building is where

If you liked the PC frostpunk, don't download this. It's a completely different game. This is a City building game. Not a survival game. With that said it's not bad but requires 2 things in my opinion. One it should always ask "if your sure" when your gonna spend gold. I just lost 100+ gold that I've been trying to save for the other factories and I'm very pissed off because of it. Two steam hub should be able to be transported to multiple building, they are a storage place.

Best way to describe it is a very immersive city building set on the theme winter and snow. reminds me of whiteout survival but in a different and similar sense too. There are micro transactions but you don't have to pay it's optional and not needed to progress. There could be more interesting things yet to discover . I find the graphics very pleasing to the eye and the city building mechanics interestingly unique and entertaining. However progress slows in the later stages of the gameplay

Looks similar to the PC version but doesn't play that way.....what is this tornado mechanic that you don't find on the PC version?????? Comes in while your not playing, wrecks your buildings and then you need to repair them.....????. For this you need these items called wrenches, because of course.... And where do you get them you may ask?? Oh easy, for the measley price of a 100 you get 10....and that's it. So yeah, I'm just done. I was looking forward to playing this game for the longest time..

TLDR; Not global-launch ready. + Good graphic, balanced performance, overall feels familiar. Starts good, lots to do, and then that's it. - The end game was not well-thought out. - Lots of fun, important features and game mechanics got chopped off from the original game, making it feels janky at times. 3 out of 5 just feels right.

This is pretty much what you get for playing a nice steampunk city builder. it's a chill (no pun intended) game dedicated to helping survivors and provide supplies and maintain your resources. if you don't do it properly, others will call you "a failure captain". if you're bored and want to play a cool game in your free time then sure go ahead and give it a try. and btw ALWAYS. GRAB. MORE. COAL

The right concept with the wrong reasons. It's enjoyable but so many freemium stuff slapped at your screen and what makes it worse is the repairs are too expensive. You would have to keep grinding for an hour on coals just to fix the damn damages that is done over night. And wait there's more, it happens every day!

I've played passed the tutorial. The game looks promising. Same concept as the PC version which I enjoyed, and can't wait for 2 to be released. The game is tweaked to fit with the mobile gaming industry, tap to collect and AFK offline resources, some optional micro transactions; which is not bad imo. Found it better this way for a mobile game. Well done

Are you a fan of the Frostpunk franchise? Then save yourself the time and embarrassment of playing this. This is not a port of the frostpunk experience to mobile, this is a generic town builder cosplaying as part of the series. It is filled with microtransactions and time gates to make you spend money to play for it and you can clearly tell which art is taken from the original game and which was made for this one, mainly because it's generic AI pretty dolls that completely clash with the art.

it's not a whole lot like the game it's based off of don't misread it's not the worst mobile game on the planet it doesn't constantly shove ads in your face (yet) and not a pay to progress nightmare but it abandons a lot of the core mechanics of the original with not a lot of payout Heat is barebones, laws are uninteresting and usually just percentage buff's to approval, the story is lackluster and the challenge is non-existent What your left with is a slow, ok city builder with a snowy backdrop

Way to ruin a terrific game on PC by making it pay to play on mobile. It's pathetic what passes for a good mobile game. Everything you need to upgrade is limited by your warehouse capacity which isn't easy to upgrade since the materials aren't easy to come by without paying for it. Played a few days, probably 10-15 minutes at most after the first day. Because i cannot upgrade my capacity, i cannot make goods to upgrade anything. Exhibit A for ruining a good PC game with greed. :) DO NOT PLAY

New game category, pay to survive. Really pushes some of the typical game pain points to the extreme. Inventory space is tiny. The number of things you need keeps growing for approvals, expeditions, and more. Expanding the warehouse takes special items found in the store for real money, but pretty much never show up in the random junk in player trades. Inventory management can be an okay game mechanic if you don't always have to buy it, but even then, it tends to drag the fun out of everything.

feels different from the original. Devs replied. Neat. Just to elaborate: it doesn't feel like a survival city building/management game. There is little to no decision making required in building or any other aspect of the game. the gameplay loop makes me feel like a senior citizen waiting for his monthly pension. Just wait for something to become clickable,click then wait again. It's just not fun.

Unfortunately, this is a generic mobile game with a Frostpunk skin. It's a decently designed game that doesn't feel too pay-to-win, but the core game loop is entirely different from the original. The UI is usable, but honestly the original's UI could have ported over to mobile (or at least a tablet) with almost no modifications. Overall, not a bad game, but disappointing that it isn't Frostpunk.

A decent game with nice graphics and a storyline. I just fear that game don't get enough updates. First, some glitches that were present during early access are still there, pretty concerning, second, early access players didn't get any advantages even tho they spend money on it and the game took almost a year to come back . I really didn't liked this part. I'm concerned about the development of the game too, the laboratory has only two sections and no updates to be seen so far! Let's see

It's a slow paced game. rush at the beginning and it will be quick to put you in your place. However, overall I enjoy it, despite a few things I would like to see improved or better implemented: key items needed for quests or buildings often feel out of reach without buying brass bars, and being able to directly trade with others would be a nice benefit, as the existing marketplace of sorts is...a bit of a crapshoot at best.

The game works pretty well, but the recent game overhaul made everything so complicated. It's a mess of too many resources to manage on a mobile phone, and wants you to pay to play even more now. It was a good game prior to the overhaul, but the bugs, mess of new resources, and reworks have made this an unenjoyable experience. I'm not longer playing this, but I hope it gets better. Back to frostpunk on pc.

I was so excited when I saw that this game was going mobile, and I am loving the early release. However, there are so many things that have been left out from the original console game. But I can understand some of that My biggest issues are the crashes. Everytime I go into the expedition part, my game crashes. EVERYTIME. Also, can you please give us more ways to earn Brass and rare items. As well as give better rewards for the citizens demands. When you fix these problems I will give 5 stars.