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Posted on: July 22, 2025
TorvicIsSanta
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 97 Avis: 1
Glad I picked this up
Very engaging, ended up playing my entire first run in 2 long sessions. I look forward to trying another story path. A lot more mechanically streamlined and easier to understand than Frostpunk 1 IMO.
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Edited on: October 1, 2025
Posted on: September 13, 2025
resU_demannU
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 462 Avis: 1
Keeps losing saved games
Every time I start playing, I can not load any of my saves. Every one is in the C:\Users\\AppData\Local\11bitstudios\Frostpunk2\GOG\Saved\SaveGames folder, but none of them appear when I try to load a game. Saves made during the session work during the session, but they too no longer work after I quit and restart the game. It makes me start over in the introduction every single session. 11bit has been vaguely responsive (~1w turnaround) but not helpful so far. Local testing shows me that the game will load local saves IF AND ONLY IF the game is allowed internet access. This is not for online gaming, workshop scenarios, &c. It is for the base single-player introduction and campaign and scenarios -- things that should be included with the game installation. No internet connection? No saves. Don't want it reporting on you? No saves. I play to relax, not to compete. I normally stick to single player campaign and scenarios; if a workshop feature is included, I may take a look at scenarios other fans have made, but that's about as much online as I do with games. I don't appreciate spyware. There's no need for any application to require internet access for functionality that should be complete locally -- even if it offers an 'online save' function, it should be able to save locally and load those saves, plus it should be able to track progress through its campaigns across sessions. If there's nothing 'online', local files should suffice; if it can get to online storage, great. Otherwise it's a time bomb -- once the company wants you to buy the next one, they can just drop online support for this and you can't play it even locally anymore. I don't have time to do marathon sessions of dozens of hours or longer; my gaming rig draws enough power even in idle that I don't want to leave it running while I'm away; every OS's suspend and resume functionality I have tested is begging for a random crash that will wipe out everything so far, considering the requirement that I can't actually exit the program until I complete the campaign. No point in playing this. I guess I'll avoid future 11bit products until this is fixed -- all it takes is allowing a non-connected game to access LOCAL data without phoning home.
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Posted on: October 1, 2024
Practica
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 30 Avis: 3
this is bad
Which one of 11bit thought that it will be a good idea to add blue, yellow red and whatever hexes to the game? What is this? Candyland? Interface looks like it was designed for future Sci-Fi game, not turn of the 20th century. I look at this GUI and I see space ships landing, transparent pipes filled with liquid plasma and rapid development robotics building masssive industrial plants withing few weeks. All the info we see on screen is so full with digits and overly complicated menus that it is changing the game from an RTS into another turn-based hex crap... In Frostpunk 1 the generator was GOD. Massive monolith-totem like structure that was providing life for its people. In Frostpunk 2 you cannot even see the generator. You only see menu with "generator" tag on it. So many people, soo many digits, sooo many pixels... And they mean nothing to you because you can see that they are actually buildings only when you zoom in. But you don't play on super zoom all the time. When I'm building any district, there is no fun in it at all. Which one of 11bit thought it will be better to replace graphics with hexes? Am I buying big ass high res monitor and freaking expensive GPU to look at hexes? Masssive walls of digits/text. I mean 20 years ago when I studied IT, it was a well known truth, that if you need to write a tutorial for a tutorial, it means you fcuked up... Which one of 11bit thought that reading walls of digits/text for hours is entertainment? I was really waiting for Frostpunk 2 for years. To play it solo, then buy copies for my sons to play it. To support 11bit and their future games. It was a mistake to buy this.
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Posted on: November 20, 2024
mesh1983
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 280 Avis: 5
It is a sequel in every possible way
as many said and even as the game says itself, its not about a small settlement but a city-state you manage. its horribly grim dark, the authors know a lot about dystopian stories, history and poltitics and its well woven into the game.
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Posted on: February 27, 2025
SgtOsiris
Possesseur vérifiéJeux: 67 Avis: 18
The same, but different
It is not the same ias Frostpunk 1, but good in another way.
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