About This Demo

A free single-player social-deduction horror demo. This free demo covers the first three days and ends after Night 3.

You are one of twelve researchers in a failing Antarctic station. Something is wearing their faces.

Question the crew, inspect records and compare accounts. Build a case, choose what to say at the Round Table and cast your vote. Someone you defend may still be hiding something. A contradiction is a lead, not proof of infection.

Keep the station running and record your suspicions in the Case File and field notebook. Deep Frost is single-player social-deduction horror built around close reading, uncertain evidence and choices about trust.

Day 1 introduces voting with a practice ballot. Blood testing, later threats and extraction continue in the full game, planned for October 27, 2026. Reading and play time vary.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

Four story images shown in the game were generated with Google Gemini and resized for the game by Aeon Games Canada. The character portraits and key art are by Krisztian Kiss, MOIRA's voice is by Nicola Proctor, the early-game music is by SMTXGameDemos, and the late-game and night music is made in-house by Aeon Games Canada without generative AI. Deep Frost does not use generative AI while you play.

In-game text includes machine-assisted translations.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Deep Frost is a single-player psychological horror game set in an isolated, failing Antarctic research station. Crew members die during a run: the crew can vote to burn a suspect with a flamethrower, people are killed overnight, and some die when station systems fail. These deaths happen off-screen and are described in short text reports with sound effects. No bodies, blood or gore are shown. One in-game archive page briefly describes a failed copy in body-horror terms. Themes include isolation, paranoia, mistrust, and a body-snatcher antagonist that copies members of the crew. There are no chase sequences or creature jumpscares, but each overnight death is announced with a sudden loud sound sting and a brief red screen pulse; the Reduced flashes setting turns off the red pulse and a rare one-frame glitch. No sexual content and no drug use.