Frosty Nights

I think this is a good horror game, but the people who created it have ruined its image and reputation, which is why I don't like it. I hate it when anyone tries to make videos about characters from horror games and edit them to suit younger audiences, as it loses the core meaning of the horror genre.

Couldn't even get the game to let me finish building the snowman before it crashed out. I didn't ask for a refund because I bought this in advance of the holiday season to get the "HoHoHorror" even planned out... but I cannot give the game a thumbs up in good conscience. I wish there was a middle of the road button because I don't want to say it's bad either because I never got the chance to even find out. I'll be trying it again this coming holiday season... and maybe... just maybe I'll be able to change my review then. So take this as you will reader... this is a "NO" from me... but with an asterisks

The Game Crashes once you get to the snowman being mostly built, I really want to play this game again, but as of right now it is unplayable do to the constant crashing. I'd love for this to be fixed in a patch.

Frosty Nights has several aspects that I genuinely enjoyed. The enemies are very creative and well designed, the graphics are quite good for this type of game, and, above all, the atmosphere is very well done. The sound design plays an important role in creating tension, and even seemingly quiet moments can feel unsettling. However, my overall experience ended up being rather negative, mainly due to several gameplay issues. To begin with, I found the opening to be unnecessarily slow. Before you can properly progress into the main part of the game, you are required to listen to several fairly long tapes. If you do not listen to them, you cannot properly progress through the tutorial or move on to the main gameplay, which makes the beginning feel unnecessarily drawn out. The biggest issue, however, was the number of bugs I encountered. On several occasions, I managed to melt a Snowman, yet it was still able to kill me even after it had already been defeated. In other situations, I tried to melt a Snowman with the hair dryer, but it simply would not react. It would sometimes jump directly at me without killing me. I also experienced situations where the hair dryer would not respond when I pressed the right mouse button, even though it had enough battery. I had to click several times before it would finally work. I would also like to clarify that these issues do not appear to be related to my PC's performance. My computer is quite powerful, and the game runs at a very high and stable FPS. I also verified that the issue with the hair dryer was not caused by my mouse, so I believe these are actual gameplay bugs rather than hardware or performance problems. These issues may seem minor individually, but during the more difficult nights, they have a significant impact on the experience, since the main gameplay mechanics depend on being able to react quickly with the hair dryer. Because of these problems, progressing through the game became extremely difficult. I managed to reach Nightmare Night with quite a bit of effort, but unfortunately, I have been unable to complete it because these issues continued to occur. I believe Frosty Nights has a very solid foundation and some genuinely interesting ideas, especially when it comes to the enemy designs and the way the game builds tension. However, as long as these gameplay issues remain, it is difficult to fully enjoy the mechanics or complete the nights in a way that feels fair. Overall, I think this is a game with a lot of potential and a very well-crafted atmosphere, but it needs further bug fixing to bring its gameplay up to the level of its great ideas.

my game always chrashes what should i do?

Very good game, I highly recommend it and Merry Christmas to everyone and a Happy New Year 🎉☃️🎄