Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age

Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age

Mysterytag · December 16, 2017 · Casual, Indie, Hidden Object, Point & Click, Adventure

Buy the Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age key for Steam from Eneba at $0.51 — the cheapest of 4 stores we compare.

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Where to buy Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age — official stores

Steam
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Standard Edition · Steam
$4.99
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Standard Edition · DRM-Free
$9.99
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Cheapest Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age keys — keyshops

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Standard Edition · Steam
$0.51
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Kinguin
Standard Edition · Steam
$0.54
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Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age price by region

Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age costs £0.21 in the United Kingdom, €0.24 in Europe (EUR), $0.51 in the United States, $0.51 in Georgia (USD), zł1.34 in Poland, CA$5.90 in Canada, A$7.00 in Australia, NZ$7.45 in New Zealand and R$17.45 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.21 −95% £4.45 £0.21 3
Europe (EUR) €0.24 −95% €4.99 €0.24 4
United Statesyour region $0.51 −90% $4.99 $0.51 4
Georgia (USD) $0.51 −88% $4.40 $0.51 4
Poland zł1.34 −93% zł20.50 zł1.34 3
Canada CA$5.90 −5% CA$5.90 — 2
Australia A$7.00 −5% A$7.00 — 2
New Zealand NZ$7.45 −5% NZ$7.45 — 2
Brazil R$17.45 −5% R$17.45 — 2

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age

WINTER IS COMING! Save mankind from the coming eternal frost!

Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Insane Cold: Back to the Ice Age is a hidden object game that players describe as serviceable but unremarkable, with some finding it acceptable for the price while others criticize its low effort and design issues. Common complaints include poor translations in object descriptions, lack of an in-game map requiring excessive hint key usage, confusing minigames with inadequate explanations, and overall tedium. Players suggest this is only worth considering when purchased on sale or at a steep discount, where its low cost might justify trying it despite its shortcomings.

Not recommended Mar 21, 2026
you hit a bat in the head with a cork, that's really messed up, that's animal abuse, and the main character sucks
4 found this helpful
Recommended May 6, 2026
It's no Artifex Mundi HOG game but it's fine especially for the price on sale.
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 16, 2026
This game is not bad, it's just boring
Not recommended Sep 15, 2026
I only paid $0.54 for this, and it has trading cards so the net cost was only half even that. So being basically free, I guess I might have bought it anyway, but, really, it's a shoddy, low effort game. There's no ingame map telling you where you can do something, so unless you want to wander around randomly you need to be repeatedly hitting the hint key to figure out where you can progress. There are numerous (what I assume are) translation errors in the HOG scenes, which is an unforgiveable sin in a HOG game, making for items that are essentially impossible to find without the hint key since the actual items don't correspond to what's listed. Minigames were pretty bad overall. Many of them have completely inadequate explanations for what you are trying to do. There's even a Steam guide just explaining the objective of a minigame! Easy to get to the end of the game and find yourself unable to complete it. The central gimmick is collecting a whole bunch of souls of frozen people in a medallion. There's something like 18 or 20 of these. At the very end of the game you have to have the medallion full in order to finish. Most of the souls have to be collected in order to pr…
Recommended Jul 26, 2026
Good point and click adventure, nothing overly remarkable, but good one!
Recommended Jul 18, 2026
excellent

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