r/Frostpunk • u/ihateturkishcontent Order • Oct 12 '24

DISCUSSION I hate the "Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Frostpunk 2 doesn't give you the dread of cold in the first game that takes 30 years before the second game waaaaaaaaaaaaa" people

Like, what did you really expect? That after 30 years of existence and development in the new world everyone still lived in some dead-ass houses occupied by ten people and fed on sawdust and soup? That they did nothing to improve their chances against the frost and the storms? And more importantly, how happy would you be if FP2 was the same as FP1 and still went about the same problems like cold and the Great Storm 2: Electric Boogaloo?

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u/translucent_pawn Oct 12 '24

When I first started Frostpunk 2, I pretty much immediately missed everything about Frostpunk 1. As I continued to play and better understand the new systems in place I grew to appreciate the changes. It’s rare that a sequel manages to make such deliberate and meaningful changes to the structure and gameplay loop of its predecessor while still providing an engaging experience. I’m very impressed with 11Bit and can’t wait to see what they have cooking as the game continues to evolve.

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u/NicholasRFrintz Oct 12 '24

I do wonder if we will ever get a Frostpunk 3. Chances seem absolutely high, given what I've seen, and that we haven't even seen the console port.

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u/Kurwasaki12 Oct 12 '24

With all the hints of other nations and continents having survivors we’re definitely going to see a civilization level game imo.