Frostpunk: Console Edition has a new story trailer showing the frozen world
There's a new trailer to show off the story and setup for Frostpunk: Console Edition, as an expedition makes its way through the frozen wastes.
What you need to know
- Frostpunk: Console Edition has a new trailer, showing the harrowing world the game takes place in.
- The trailer includes sections of the opening cinematic from the story mode of the game.
- Frostpunk: Console Edition is set to release on October 11th.
- You can preorder Frostpunk: Console Edition for $30 from the Microsoft Store.
Frostpunk: Console Edition is just a couple of weeks away from its scheduled release and to celebrate, 11 bit studios has released a new story trailer for the game, showing some of the stylized cinematics that open the story mode. In it, an expedition team makes their way through the frozen wastes while recounting what has led them here. When they find a massive old generator, they realize it is time to build a city that can weather the cold. You can check the story trailer out below:
Frostpunk: Console Edition brings the harrowing city builder to new platforms while adapting and revising the controls to be better suited for consoles. Every decision you make will be recorded in the Book of Laws, while scarce resources mean plenty of tough calls.
Right now, the game is slated to release on October 11. If you'd like an idea of what to expect, our own Brendan Lowry wrote a review of the PC version, which you can read right here.
Mankind must survive
Frostpunk: Console Edition brings the challenging city-builder survival game to consoles. As the leader of the last city on Earth, you'll have to make hard choices to endure the cold and ensure mankind's survival.
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