12. Final Push - Frostpunk Expansions Original Soundtrack

All this work and has finally come to this, the generator is nearly done but there are still more upgrades needed to give the people of Liverpool a chance at survival, all work together now with determination to finish the work as stalling now will waste precious time they do not have.

Of all the soundtracks from On The Edge, I definitely love this one! In my opinion, Final Push (instead of Into The Storm) and then The City Must Survive would be a good combination for A New Home story.

You know, at first I was a little disappointed that On the Edge did not feature a big climactic piece like The City Must Survive or The Inevitable. But then I realized that this piece, as well as the whole On the Edge expansion, has a different message, one no less powerful or beautiful. The aforementioned two tracks have themes that are concurrent with the themes of their respective games. They speak of determination, of struggling against overwhelming odds, of doing everything in your power to survive. But this? This speaks to me of the aftermath of that. Of life that slowly rears its head following the climactic fight for survival. Of new settlements and communities that form and come together in the harsh post-Storm landscape of Frostpunk. And of hope that humanity will endure.

Seriously when is this game gonna have a movie? And if in the future it does, it better be as chilling and sad as the game

this game... It's so amazing... has so much potential for a series too

Really love this one. It nails the 'when you're in hell, keep going' feeling that gives this game its heart.

Are you going to let hundreds of men, women and children die over a grudge? No.

Chilling and obscenely beautiful

Dear game developers, I humbly suggest the inclusion of a toggle in the settings to stop automatic building size adjustments. This feature can be a bit bothersome. Having the ability to maintain fixed building sizes would greatly enhance the gameplay. Let's work together to ensure our voices are heard by liking and commenting to support this idea.

god damn this slaps