Reviews and Recent Comments:

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  D man: Cool deckbuilder
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-04-26



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  Antonello Piemonte: Perfect bonus card mini game. Like the mechanics, art style and general atmosphere. Good guide and gradual introduction to more difficult levels. And no faults tool wise. Outstanding design.
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-08-32



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  Aaron Metzger: Good mini game! Interesting take on the deck building genre. I like the single user aspect. Quite fun and worth a look!
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-05-18



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  Simon Redgrave: Astounding survival / crafting deckbuilder for solo users. Brutal at first, but you unblock more modes as your play gets better. Challenging, ellegant and fair. Would love to see this as a printed mini game.
  User rated this game 5/5 on 2017-12-21



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  Daniel Jones: I like the mini game. Awesome concept.. The only thing that keeps me from opening it up and playing it more is the graphics. Everything is so white and hard to see that it's not simple for me to read the cards. Also... Sometimes the controls don't work for me. I rarely write reviews... But since I paid for this mini game.. I'm hoping my review will encourage an modernize with these considerations in mind
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2017-09-20



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  Kaiwen Zhang: Mini game is fun but buggy, sometimes you draw zero cards after travelling, and it's too simple to double hit end turn and lose an additional frost
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2016-11-05



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  Andrew Dabrowski: I like the informal art.
  User rated this game 4/5 on 2016-10-03



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  Thomas Burn: The mini game is not balanced enough and doesn't explain enough of the mechanics. Definitely not worth the current price.
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2018-03-03



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  Wes ker: Very plain..
  User rated this game 2/5 on 2016-09-23



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  Nathan Self: The mini game itself is unbelievable but it is too buggy to suggest. The worst of the bugs are: - No method to save a mini game. This is especially awful if you leave the apk for long enough that the apk has to reset, losing your mini game. - Apk will occasionally take a long time to answer to taps, tricking you into tapping once more. This can ruin mini games, especially since there is no undo. - You can accidentally zoom out a card to the point of disappearing. There seems to be no method to recover from this besides restarting the mini game. The mini game is intelligent and interesting but about 50% of mini games receive lost.
  User rated this game 1/5 on 2018-02-17



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  antonio tarnawiecki: Wont begin! I wish a refund!
  User rated this game 1/5 on 2016-10-03



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  nullripper: Frost has the potential to be awesome, but it has some glaring flaws that ruin the experience. I cannot suggest buying it in its current state. From a mini game design standpoint, the largest flaw is that it's a deckbuilding mini game that doesn't allow you view the contents of your deck. The game's instructions literally say that "a basic skill is to remember resources are in your deck." While the mini game does provide an optional onscreen resource counter to relieve the tedious burden of tracking all your cards, this feature isn't accessible in most mini game modes. It could be accessible in every mode, and realistically the deck shouldn't be hidden either. Memorizing your cards isn't challenging or fun, it's annoying busywork that ruins the otherwise enjoyable strategic video test. From a tool design standpoint, Frost is straight up buggy. It crashes on mini game over roughly half of the time. Taps sometimes lag or fail to register, and the visual feedback makes it difficult whether your input is lagging or has simply failed. There is also an problem with certain custom mini game settings that makes them effectively unplayable. If the mini game fixed these problems then I'd have no trouble recommending it.
  User rated this game 1/5 on 2018-12-30