Frostford

Boring gameplay if you upgrade the wrong skills you will have double the playtime. but if you upgrade the right once around 60 minutes playtime. most is just grinding and hoping for good rng on gear

This is game is entertaining. I feel like that that its almost like an idle game but it is not. I'm half way between liking or not liking this game. I do say if you are interested in this game give it a try. It's nothing great but it not's bad either. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIIvGnzX23Q

Frostford is yet another bit of Russian shovelware acquired and resold by DIG Games, now responsible for even more garbage crapware flooding Steam Direct (Steam Direct now has over 100 games per day being published... and they're almost all terrible). Frostford is no exception. Don't pay attention to the screenshots with the "borrowed" UI and iconsets, while they weren't made by the developer, they're the best part of this disaster. Instead of being a real game, all you do here is drag and drop weapons/spells onto a little grid of enemies, which then tells you how many hitpoints you have left. Kill the enemies before your hitpoints run out to get more things to drag and drop. Static 2D screens, icon dragging... this is less involved than a 1990's Flash browser game (those were free), but DIG Games wants money for this one... what a joke. At least it would be if this wasn't part of an ongoing attempt to scam gamers out of money for garbage fake games. DIG Games have shown a repeat pattern of unethically dumping other people's work onto Steam as a cheap, nasty cash grab. Here's some examples so you can see for yourself: [list] [*] "[url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/163…

Meh. Entertaining for an hour or two while you figure out how the game works. Loot rng is kinda fun. Skills are wildly unbalanced, but that doesn't make them bad. I enjoyed my time playing, but it's nothing I'll remember in another month.

Frostford is a compact strategy RPG that embraces classic fantasy themes while focusing heavily on progression and tactical character development. Developed by Uberbax and BratAndonik and published by UberbaxGaming, the game places players in a kingdom devastated by catastrophic earthquakes. These disasters have torn open the land and unleashed dangerous creatures that quickly seized control of the region’s cities. As the lone hero capable of pushing back the invasion, players embark on a campaign to liberate Frostford one settlement at a time, restoring hope to a world on the brink of collapse. Rather than delivering an expansive narrative filled with complex characters and branching storylines, Frostford concentrates on creating a rewarding gameplay loop. The plot serves as a backdrop for a series of strategic battles that gradually increase in difficulty. This straightforward structure works well because it allows the game to focus on what it does best: character growth, combat, and progression. Every conquered city feels like a meaningful accomplishment, reinforcing the sense that the player is steadily reclaiming the kingdom from overwhelming odds. Character advancement is a…