The next Stronghold but with Vikings?

[Fry McFly]

The combination of building and real-time strategy game, in a medieval setting, gives hope that this could be some kind of Stronghold successor.

[Sumek]

Hi Freiheitsw,
Stronghold was one of our inspirations and we hope that Frozenheim will be enjoyable for fans of good old strategy games, but also for players looking for fresh titles combining RTS and city builder mechanics. If you have any questions/suggestions you should check out our Discord https://discord.gg/gaTwpqnCav and share your thoughts.

[Buntkreuz]

Not counter argueing but Stronghold has a very strong emphasis on building traps, defensive structures, castle layout and defending in general.

Maybe Frozenheim will offer something along those lines (like Tar Pits) and resource processing (having to process wood into planks, into weapons).

[JefferyNothing]

This did remind me of stronghold when watching some videos on it. Actually even in EA it looks better than any of the 3D iterations they've tried to do. They've all been a train wreck.

Can you play a skirmish against AI? Like have an AI build up a town send in units against you just as you do? Whats the maximum unit cap?

[Buntkreuz]

Yeah the Stronghold Games after Crusader have all been worse from game to game.

Videofootage of Frozenheim shows that there are opponents with their own village that you can attack.
But its not clear whether those villages are prebuilt or the AI is able to construct them.

[Fry McFly]

And what about the combination of build-up and real-time strategy? No other game except Stronghold has managed to dovetail these two elements like this. - How does Frozenheim compare in this respect?

[The Gaming Spectrum]

This actually reminds me of WarCraft 3 and also a few of the RTS of that ilk I do prefer the story driven aspect and very much hope you continue in this way also if possible please allow walls to be built into the sea as sometimes fishing huts get stuck and no one can get to them even with a gate