The developers of Frostpunk 2 have announced their plans for the game, including the arrival of new content and updates—both free and paid—as well as the long-awaited console version, set to launch next year.
Frostpunk 2 Roadmap
Since its release in September, the development team has rolled out numerous patches and hotfixes, improving gameplay, optimizing quality-of-life features, and addressing issues raised by the community. This commitment to player feedback has been key in shaping the future updates.
Looking ahead, the roadmap focuses on three main pillars:
The developers have pledged to maintain transparent communication throughout 2025, sharing behind-the-scenes insights and roadmap updates to keep the community involved every step of the way.
A Worthy Sequel
Frostpunk 2 builds on the strengths of its predecessor—a unique, raw strategy game that made players feel both powerful and powerless as city leaders. It challenged players with tough decisions, pushing the city-building genre into uncharted territory.
The sequel refines these elements, introducing gameplay improvements and a new Council system. This feature adds a political layer to city management, forcing players to balance power dynamics, form alliances, fulfill or betray agreements, and navigate a precarious balance of authority—all while struggling to help the city endure another deadly frost.
With its roadmap and dedication to player input, Frostpunk 2 is shaping up to be a compelling continuation of its groundbreaking legacy.
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