Frostpunk: Beyond the Ice
77%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
monetization, atmosphere
77% User Score 727 reviews
Platforms
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Official mobile game of the Frostpunk! Build sim game to survive beyond the ice!








Audience ScoreBased on 727 reviews
graphics22 positive mentions
monetization17 negative mentions
- The game captures the aesthetic and atmosphere of the original Frostpunk, providing a nostalgic experience for fans.
- The graphics and sound design are impressive for a mobile game, creating an immersive environment.
- The gameplay offers a decent adaptation of city-building mechanics, making it engaging for players who enjoy resource management.
- The game is heavily reliant on microtransactions, making progression feel frustrating and often requiring real money to advance.
- Many players find the user interface confusing and lacking in clear instructions, leading to a steep learning curve.
- The gameplay has been criticized for being too simplified compared to the original, lacking the depth and challenge that made Frostpunk popular.
monetization
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has received largely negative feedback, with many users labeling it a "cash grab" filled with intrusive microtransactions that detract from the overall experience. While some players appreciate the absence of forced ads and pay-to-win mechanics initially, they express frustration over the increasing reliance on in-app purchases and premium currencies as the game progresses. Overall, the consensus suggests that the mobile version feels like a hollow adaptation of the original, primarily designed to generate revenue rather than provide a fulfilling gameplay experience.
“So far not dependent on microtransactions but they are available.”
“A lot less pay to win than I thought, there are microtransactions, but nothing seems to be paywalled.”
“I love this game on PC and the mobile version, although easier, seems like an amazing port, no ads and it plays very much the same.”
“The mobile game just feels like a hollow shell of its PC counterpart and just exists as a vehicle for microtransactions.”
“The game is decent in the beginning, but soon gets grindy and the monetization becomes more and more egregious.”
“Terrible game centered around microtransactions, took a great game and turned it into a mobile flop.”