Frostpunk developer and publisher 11 bit studios announced Frostpunk 1886 on Thursday, revealing that the studio is revisiting its original survival city-builder. This comes just days after 11 bit ...

Just days after an investors report revealed that a new Frostpunk game is coming "as early as 2027," 11 Bit Studios has made it official with the announcement of Frostpunk 1886, a remake that ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The 2018 city-building survival simulator Frostpunk is being remade in Unreal Engine 5 as Frostpunk 1886, developer 11 bit Studios has announced ...

Testing your strategy game, survival, and city-building skills, the icy, post-apocalyptic Frostpunk is still an absolute gem. Frostpunk 2, released just seven months ago, made a lot of strides ...

Developer 11 bit Studios has officially unveiled its new Frostpunk game. It's called Frostpunk 1886, and is a revamped version of the original Frostpunk using Unreal Engine 5. However, 11 bit has ...

Frostpunk developer 11 bit Studios has begun work on "the next project set in the Frostpunk universe", which it plans to launch "as early as 2027". Eurogamer recently heard word of this new ...

11 bit studios has announced Frostpunk 1886, a new title in the Frostpunk franchise that revisits and expands upon the beloved city-builder and society survival experience of the original ...

The next game from 11 Bit Studios, the team behind Frostpunk, is almost here, and this time, things are about to get personal. Still thinking about Mickey 17 and all of Robert Pattinson's doomed ...

A new entry in the Frostpunk franchise is launching n 2027, 11 Bit Studios has revealed during its latest earnings call today. The game’s full title has yet to be revealed, but here’s the ...

On Friday, developer and publisher 11 bit studios released its post-apocalypse city builder sequel Frostpunk 2 on the PC via Steam, the Epic Games Store, GOG, and the Microsoft Store, along with ...

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