- December 8, 2017
- ClockWork Wolf
- 2h median play time
Frosty Nights
Platforms
About
"Frosty Nights" is a horror game that combines first-person and point-and-click mechanics, focusing on atmosphere and suspense. As the nights pass, the danger intensifies, with menacing snowmen, unexpected guests, and limited visibility. Players must navigate these challenges to survive until sunrise. The game encourages players to make strategic decisions about when to stay in bed, when to investigate distractions, and how to prepare for the dangers of the night.




- The game creates a genuinely scary atmosphere with well-designed snowmen and effective sound design.
- It offers a unique concept of defending against killer snowmen, providing a fun and horrifying experience, especially during the holiday season.
- The graphics are visually appealing, and the game has a nostalgic charm that resonates with players.
- The game suffers from frequent crashes and glitches, making it nearly unplayable for many users.
- The lengthy and unskippable introduction with tape recordings can be tedious and disrupt the gameplay experience.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks depth, with some players finding it boring after a short period.
story
29 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story, centered around a scary snowman, is described as simple yet creative, with some players appreciating the voice acting and narrative style. However, the introduction is criticized for being tedious, requiring players to gather tapes that some feel do not enhance gameplay. Overall, while the story has its merits, many reviewers suggest it could benefit from being more seamlessly integrated into the gameplay or made skippable.
“Genuinely scary game with good story and voice acting.”
“It's a good quality game and it contains a creative story.”
“It's really fun and has a good story.”
“For starters, it makes you sit through a very boring intro where you have to gather 5 tapes to listen to, which tells a silly childish story about a scary snowman.”
“It is a horror game in which you stay in one place the whole time (when the actual gameplay starts), and the story is so forced into your own gameplay.”
“It's ok for it to have a story, but make it so it can be skipped since it provides no actual help to the player.”