Frostpunk 2 Finally Has A Gameplay Trailer

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Here are what some viewers had to say about the gameplay trailer.

I LOVE the idea of people getting a bit too comfortable and demanding more and more things in the middle of apocalypse. Brilliant sequel set up.

My favorite game studio of all time delivering us another gruesome and amazing experience. You guys do not make games, you make art <3

Can’t get over the scale of the city, it looks incredible! Super excited for this!

Original Story…

Frostpunk was a hit when it first launched into the marketplace back in 2018. The city builder was all about ensuring a small colony survives the harsh winter environment. As expected, the battle concerned keeping your citizens safe, fed, and warm. Building a city around a generator would help keep the area warm when powered. However, it was a constant struggle to keep everyone civilized while morals played a role in ensuring humanity’s safety and keeping the peace. Players have enjoyed the game for several years, but you can start preparing as we soon get our hands on Frostpunk 2. 

Frostpunk 2 is set to launch this year, but today, 11 bit studios has released a new gameplay trailer. This is a small look into the game where you’ll once again try to maintain the order and safety of a small colony. It’s not an easy task, as the civilians are constantly bickering over various issues, so prepare for the inbound headaches of being this city’s ruler. Meanwhile, as always, it’s a battle to ensure that the city doesn’t fall by whatever means necessary. If you’re coming from the first game installment, it’s worth noting that this will be set after the first game. Specifically, we know this installment takes place thirty years later.

Cities might have been built up, but human nature could easily rip them back down. You’ll have the usual tasks in keeping this city humming. That means seeking our precious resources, gathering workers, and building structures for various uses such as entertainment and medical facilities. But