- July 27, 2018
- Simulators Live
Frozen Soul
Platforms
About
Frozen Soul is a survival adventure game where players must navigate a treacherous mountain range after crashing their helicopter. Players must search for a radio beacon to call for help, all while dealing with freezing temperatures, scarce food supplies, and a hungry brown bear. The journey to safety leads players through a system of caves, where they can find shelter and escape the harsh elements.




- The game has an interesting concept of survival in a harsh environment combined with item searching.
- Some players found the sequential mission structure to be an intriguing aspect of gameplay.
- The graphics are considered okay-ish by some, suggesting potential for improvement.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, making it nearly unplayable and frustrating for players.
- Gameplay consists of repetitive and tedious tasks with little to no engaging content.
- The controls and character movement are poorly designed, leading to a lack of immersion and enjoyment.
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game is marred by significant bugs that hinder progression, with players experiencing game-breaking issues that prevent them from completing missions. The sequential nature of the missions forces players to leave behind important items, leading to frustration and a disjointed narrative experience. Overall, the game's storytelling is severely impacted by technical problems that detract from player engagement.
“The missions in-game are sequential, which means you might have to leave a part behind that you already found to get back later when you do get the mission for finding it.”
“The missions in-game are sequential, which means you might have to leave a part behind that you already found (you won't be able to interact with it yet) to get back later when you do get the mission for finding it.”
“This game is broken as hell; I cannot pick up a plane part without having to run from one side to the other to get the next mission objective. It's broken, and I die way too fast. Fix your game, and I will change the review!”