Co-Op Horror FPS 'UNFROST' Announced for PC
UNFROST combines procedural generation, environmental survival mechanics, and a nuclear-strike climax into a co-op horror FPS, a mix that distinguishes it from typical monster-hunting games.
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Indie developer Nord Unit announced UNFROST, a 1-4 player co-op horror FPS set in Antarctica. Players investigate ancient monsters called Riftborne, find their weaknesses, and destroy them with nuclear strikes. The game features procedurally generated maps, environmental hazards, and monster reactions. It launches on PC via Steam in 2026 with Japanese language support.
Nord Unit's UNFROST sends one to four players into Antarctic ruins to hunt Riftborne, ancient monsters that reshape terrain and attack directly. Players manage body temperature, supplies, and sanity while gathering clues to identify each monster's weakness, then arm a nuclear warhead and escape before detonation. The developer says procedurally generated maps, changing weather, and randomized clue combinations keep each run distinct. UNFROST is scheduled for a 2026 release on Steam and will include Japanese text support.
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