Amazing story, interesting resourcce managment system. I liked it even more than frostpunk!

A devastating, beautiful and atmospheric game.

It's a survival game, a disaster story, and a nautical adventure all in one. The ice doesn't care that you're here, and each week is a battle against the cold, harsh wilderness. As you find your resources growing thin, you have to make certain sacrifices. No decision is easy.

Each death weighs on you. You could have kept them alive - yet at the same time, there was nothing you could've done. As time grows on, hope grows thin, but your crew is relying on you. It's your job to get them out of here. It's your job to keep them safe.

Each character is so unique and full of life. Every one of them has their own relationships, and motivations, and personality. Who lives and who dies has an effect on the dialogue. Characters argue and mourn and grow close over those that they've both lost, and they remember things you've said to them.

You don't feel punished for failing at the game; even if a smaller crew limits you, less lives mean less resources being used up. Each death fuels character development and adds to the narrative. There are so many variables, and so many paths that the game can take.

This game took me on a both life-like and fantastical journey.
Enjoying the age of antarctic exploration, the setting is perfect.
I found the characters well rounded and the relationships with them meaningful.
The drawing style and music also fits well with my preferences.
All in all a great game. :)

Also love the documentary of the game's creation made available via a link from the menu.
Seems evident the creators strive to share the magic they've made with this game. :)