Posted on: May 2, 2018
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If you like Banished you love Frostpunk
The idea of Frostpunk is quite similar to Banished. You have very limited resources and manpower and must carefully balance these resources. If you keep your generator at full power the whole time without having a good coal supply your people will freeze to death quickly. You can also sign different laws to improve you resource output, like child labour or extended work-shifts. Since you can't reject the laws, you have to think twice whether or not you really need it. In contrast to Banished and in addition to the survival and city building part, Frostpunk has three scenarios (so far), each with its own story and some tough decisions. This gives the game an additional layer I really like a lot. However, this also means that the whole campaign is heavily scripted which might influence the replay value. So far, there is no sandbox mode. For me this is not a big issue and it took me about 4-5 hours to finish the first scenario. The second scenario is somewhat shorter, though (maybe 2-3h). The tough decisions and the constant lack of basic supplies also reminds a bit of This war of mine, which I highly recommend as well. However, all in all Frostpunk is less depressing and feels more like a game. Gameplay-wise it is similar to most city-builder games. You basically play with the mouse and place the building on a radial grid around the generator. A really nice feature is that you upgrade your existing building by simply build the better building on top of the existent one. This way you don't need to demolish the old building first. All in all, I can't recommend this game enough! If you are into survival and city-building games and if you liked Banished (but got bored after everything was running just fine) you should give Frostpunk a try.
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