Recent reviews by Head Hunter

One of the only zombie related games i really love, it does not rely on cheap jumpscares to get the job done, a horde of 200 zombies in your way could do that way better

Story was well crafted and the relationships are unforgettable

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yes

XCOM 2 is better tho

To all the times i got my squad wiped
10/10 would troll again

Frostpunk is yet another brilliant making of the 11 bit studio where they imagine the world that has frozen over due to an eternal winter. In this game, you play as a leader trying to pull through the cold, harsh winter that not only freezes your people but also your heart when you have to see them suffer due to a mistake you made. Your people are depending on you, what will you do? To what lengths would you go in order to save the rest of humanity from perishing? In the end, was it worth it? That is the important question.

Frostpunk has a normal survival mode 'A New Home' as well as 2 alternative scenarios where u have to face different challenges that puts your conscience and rationality at a constant battle. An additional scenario plus a sandbox mode is expected to be released in the near future. All in all, this game is well worth it at a discounted price<3. 8/10

This story is so brilliantly made, u smile as if u are being in the scene laughing at chloe's stupid joke, u cry as if experiencing the emotional pain that chloe is going through. What kind of game has ever achieved such connection between the player and the characters in the game. It is like reading a very intersting book, after u are done, u would ask if u are in the right world, only this game makes it harder to differentiate between the two. Once again, this game is worth every cent but u might want to wait for a sale for the deluxe upgrade if u want the bonus ep. It is a short 1 hr episode that brings u back to the young chloe and max and have one last adventure together before they finally part.

10/10

I like to dominate everyone, domination victory all da wayyyyy

When the plot twist hits u where u least expect it, twice