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About This Demo

A Glimpse into the Frozen Struggle

Step into the year 1920. The Great War has left the empire in ruins, and a cold, relentless winter is creeping across the Anatolian plateau. In this demo of Frostveil: The Last Winter, you will take your first steps as the leader of a desperate village caught between the echoes of war and the bite of the frost.

What’s in the Demo?

• The First Storm: Experience the initial days of a brutal winter where every log of wood and every grain of wheat counts.

• The Weight of the Seal: Make your first critical decisions. Who works in the cold? Who gets the last of the rations? Your signature is their destiny.

• Management & Survival: Build essential structures and manage your dwindling population to survive the first wave of the blizzard.

• Unique Aesthetic: Immerse yourself in a haunting, charcoal-and-ink visual style that brings the tragedy and hope of the 1920s to life.

Support a Two-Man Dream

This project is a labor of love by two independent developers. We’ve used everything at our disposal—including generative AI tools to bridge our artistic gaps—to tell this story of national survival.

If you survived the demo, the real struggle is just beginning. Please support us by adding the full game to your Steam Wishlist!

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

As a two-person independent team with no dedicated art department or budget, we have utilized generative AI to create all visual assets within the game. This includes:

Environment & Backgrounds: All village landscapes, interiors, and atmospheric backdrops depicting 1920s Anatolia.

Character Portraits: All visual representations of the villagers and historical figures.

UI & Icons: The majority of the user interface elements, icons, and parchment-style menus.

Concept Art: All marketing materials and store page assets.

We have carefully curated, edited, and integrated these AI-generated visuals to ensure they align with our specific historical narrative and charcoal-style aesthetic. Our use of this technology was the only way to bring our vision of this National Struggle story to life with the limited resources of a two-man studio.