The Frostrune Hack 1.2 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Snow Cannon Games
Category: Games
Price: $4.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.2
ID: com.grimnir.frostrunen
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Description
"The Frostrune is everything a classic point-and-click puzzler should be, and there's really not much else to be said. It's an utter joy to play through, and a genuine must-have for lovers of the genre."
- 9/10, Pocket Gamer
Unravel a mystery inspired by Viking myth and legend in The Frostrune, a classic point-and-click adventure based on ancient Norse culture and environments.
Find yourself shipwrecked on an island after a summer storm. Nearby, a recently abandoned settlement shows signs that its inhabitants left in a panic. Surrounding the village is a dark, dense forest filled with ancient rune stones and burial mounds. Among them are hidden relics and other well-kept secrets that will bring you closer to solving the mysteries of the island.
" The Frostrune speaks for itself and stands out amongst its competitors as a crowning achievement in the point & click genre. For those who enjoy playing Point-and-Clicks or those interested in Vikings or Norse lore, this is an experience well worth getting." - Matthew White, Opnoobs. 9/10
The Frostrune is made by game developers who are passionate about Norse culture and history. We have taken extra care to make The Frostrune as authentic and historically accurate as possible.
KEY FEATURES
Rich Story
The Frostrune embraces the Nordic tradition of storytelling: One filled with magic, myth and wonder common in Viking lore. 2 - 5 hours of immersive gameplay.
Hand-Painted Art
Beautiful, hand-painted art and an original Viking age themed soundtrack bring the The Frostrune’s desolate Norse landscape to life.
Challenging Puzzles
Through exploring the rich environment, you will unravel the mystery of the deserted island. Use the objects that you collect to solve puzzles on your journey of discovery.
Two to five hours of gameplay.
Culturally & Historically Accurate
An authentic Norse environment where elements from myths and folklore come alive.
Old Norse speech with subtitles. All objects faithfully recreated from archaeological sources.
- 9/10, Pocket Gamer
Unravel a mystery inspired by Viking myth and legend in The Frostrune, a classic point-and-click adventure based on ancient Norse culture and environments.
Find yourself shipwrecked on an island after a summer storm. Nearby, a recently abandoned settlement shows signs that its inhabitants left in a panic. Surrounding the village is a dark, dense forest filled with ancient rune stones and burial mounds. Among them are hidden relics and other well-kept secrets that will bring you closer to solving the mysteries of the island.
" The Frostrune speaks for itself and stands out amongst its competitors as a crowning achievement in the point & click genre. For those who enjoy playing Point-and-Clicks or those interested in Vikings or Norse lore, this is an experience well worth getting." - Matthew White, Opnoobs. 9/10
The Frostrune is made by game developers who are passionate about Norse culture and history. We have taken extra care to make The Frostrune as authentic and historically accurate as possible.
KEY FEATURES
Rich Story
The Frostrune embraces the Nordic tradition of storytelling: One filled with magic, myth and wonder common in Viking lore. 2 - 5 hours of immersive gameplay.
Hand-Painted Art
Beautiful, hand-painted art and an original Viking age themed soundtrack bring the The Frostrune’s desolate Norse landscape to life.
Challenging Puzzles
Through exploring the rich environment, you will unravel the mystery of the deserted island. Use the objects that you collect to solve puzzles on your journey of discovery.
Two to five hours of gameplay.
Culturally & Historically Accurate
An authentic Norse environment where elements from myths and folklore come alive.
Old Norse speech with subtitles. All objects faithfully recreated from archaeological sources.
Version history
1.2
2018-05-20
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
* New App icon
* New App icon
1.1
2017-03-06
* Fixed Danish language bug.
* Fixed rare gameplay bug related to the last scene in the game.
* Updated some of the graphics and added animations.
* Fixed rare gameplay bug related to the last scene in the game.
* Updated some of the graphics and added animations.
1.0
2017-01-26
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
198 Ratings
Reviews
Rob C. G.,
Great Point and Click Adventure
This is a very enjoyable point and click adventure game. The graphics are very nice. And, the environment sounds are really well done. The voiceovers are fitting. It is hard to find games in this genre. This is a must-play, if you like these types of games. The level of difficulty is perfect. As another reviewer stated: This game is a great stress reducer. It is more rewarding if you don't use the hints. Think about all the clues and how they are tied to the various puzzles. I was able to get through a three sticking points by re-visiting all locations, sometimes multiple times. Really think about everything you see. I hope to see more point and clicks from this developer.
Slacks Ally,
Good game, not worth $5
I had this game recommended to me. There is a lot I like about this game. The music, and sounds are ethereal and really out you into the world. The voices (English subbed) were great. They really set a mood. I enjoy this style/format of a game. The storyline is interesting, and pulls you in. I read some other reviews of difficulty navigating. I had no such issues. Maybe they fixed them? I found navigating to be very intuitive and natural. Puzzles were on the easy side, but very enjoyable. They were very formulaic. There were a few puzzle formulas. (Ie matching patterns, remembering pictures, lining up things, etc) but there wasn’t a LARGE variety. I checked out the hints section and really like it. If you are stuck on any one thing, hints are locked until you solve it, so you aren’t spoiled on everything.
Overall, it took me a little over an hour to play. I don’t quite think that amount of gameplay is worth $5. I would totally pay $2, but for $5 I expect a little more challenge and more in game time. For $5 I also expect a little more variety in puzzles with some varying complexity, ie multi-step puzzles, and different styles of puzzle.
If they came out with another game, I would be interested, but I would probably wait to read a few reviews to make sure they have more content before buying.
Overall, it took me a little over an hour to play. I don’t quite think that amount of gameplay is worth $5. I would totally pay $2, but for $5 I expect a little more challenge and more in game time. For $5 I also expect a little more variety in puzzles with some varying complexity, ie multi-step puzzles, and different styles of puzzle.
If they came out with another game, I would be interested, but I would probably wait to read a few reviews to make sure they have more content before buying.
Great Artists Steal,
Worth when offered as free app of the day
Got this app after seeing it listed in an article as free for a bit. Overall, wouldn’t pay the $5 for it. However, someone else mentioned pricing at $2, which I would totally pay for this.
Really enjoyed the game. Someone left a comment about needing a guide open, this game is WAY too simple for a guide! The hints are more intuitive than what people claim. And the nice thing is that you really can get by without them. Definitely waiting for the dev to create an expansion.
I agreed the game play involved quite a bit of back tracking due to the small environment. There’s no need for a map of the island, the layout is too easily memorised. I would like to see a larger environment for the next instalment. And definitely more lore/back story — maybe even an explanation as to the storyline of this segment.
Really enjoyed the game. Someone left a comment about needing a guide open, this game is WAY too simple for a guide! The hints are more intuitive than what people claim. And the nice thing is that you really can get by without them. Definitely waiting for the dev to create an expansion.
I agreed the game play involved quite a bit of back tracking due to the small environment. There’s no need for a map of the island, the layout is too easily memorised. I would like to see a larger environment for the next instalment. And definitely more lore/back story — maybe even an explanation as to the storyline of this segment.
SmartyMartyMartelli,
PLAY THIS Haunting, Beautiful, Creative Game!
I was disappointed to read some lackluster reviews of this game—but thankfully they didn’t dissuade me. I’m so glad that I purchased and played this game, as it’s a point-and-click adventure in its own genre. The puzzles are creative and just challenging enough (thank goodness for the in-game hints), the music is haunting, and the artwork is exquisite. Best of all, the world is truly immersive, with the perfect synthesis of storyline, artwork, puzzles, and atmosphere. I’ve played A LOT of games, and the list of 5-star winners is limited to The Room series and the Rusty Lake series. Thanks to The Frostrune, I’ve added one more game to that list?!
temporary_insanity,
I loved it!
It was buggy tbh. for a while there was a thing that wouldn’t let me finish past the horse level—I’d get the thing right but it would crash out, so i deleted the game, mad at myself for paying for it. but i came back to it and manages to finish it and wow. the story was so simple but effective and all the side puzzles served the main point of the game, and you could really just click around and look at stuff.
the sound is beautiful! the ghosts were A+—whoever was singing those voices, thank you. The art is stunning, wow. What a gorgeous game. over all I’m really happy I came back to this.
the sound is beautiful! the ghosts were A+—whoever was singing those voices, thank you. The art is stunning, wow. What a gorgeous game. over all I’m really happy I came back to this.
Margaret MacAlpine,
A very nice, beautiful, stress-free game
As I recommended to my friend, "It’s like an escape the room mystery but set on an abandoned Viking island, you’re solving what happened to everyone, basically it’s just point and click but there’s some pretty stuff like all the speaking is in Old Norse with subtitles and it’s all historically accurate. Finished it in about 3 hours total but it was a nice experience." I like how they freely give tips if you need it. The art and music were beautiful and atmospheric, at no point did I feel like my time or money were wasted. Actually the first mobile game I've ever completed and enjoyed.
fartparty42069,
Excellent concept! Puzzles could use some help
I love the overall concept and execution of this game. The story is interesting, it stays true to Norse mythology & the production value is excellent. The music and voice work blew me away, I was not expecting that from a $5 game! That being said, some of the puzzles were confusing in their execution, which made me feel lost at times & reliant on the included hints. I still give 5 stars however, as the hints were included for free & unlocked as I played. Great job, hope to see more in the future!
Ambv,
The good and the bad of classic point and click
OK, just finished the game. The mood was great, the graphics and the music were top notch. The point and click (tap?) mechanics well known, with the good and the bad.
The story was interesting but not overly captivating, it didn't elicit any strong emotions, I didn't feel invested in the main character nor the island. I didn't quite understand what the end goal is.
What threw me out of the game were the obligatory moments when you can't make any progress because you missed something. In my case at first I missed that you could alter the warriors on the rock (e.g. couldn't see that some elements of the vision are playable) so it took me a long while (and a hint!) to overcome this. The other case was that I missed the ore nugget and so I spent a large amount of time rerunning all the screens looking for it. In the end, I had to use a hint again.
All in all, very well executed game but I guess there's a reason Myst is no longer being replicated 🙂
The story was interesting but not overly captivating, it didn't elicit any strong emotions, I didn't feel invested in the main character nor the island. I didn't quite understand what the end goal is.
What threw me out of the game were the obligatory moments when you can't make any progress because you missed something. In my case at first I missed that you could alter the warriors on the rock (e.g. couldn't see that some elements of the vision are playable) so it took me a long while (and a hint!) to overcome this. The other case was that I missed the ore nugget and so I spent a large amount of time rerunning all the screens looking for it. In the end, I had to use a hint again.
All in all, very well executed game but I guess there's a reason Myst is no longer being replicated 🙂
AbbyJD,
Buggy
I didn’t see this in other reviews, so maybe it’s a unique problem? I am having trouble progressing through the game. Either travel isn’t as instinctive as I’m used to (tap the top of the screen to move forward, bottom to move back) or there is a bug. It keeps stepping back even when I’m tapping the area I want to move into.
Second thing — and this is a dealbreaker for me, because I often play while listening to a book or music — you can’t turn off the sound. I really hate that.
Graphics are pretty, and I love the Norse theme ... just wish the game had a few tweaks.
Second thing — and this is a dealbreaker for me, because I often play while listening to a book or music — you can’t turn off the sound. I really hate that.
Graphics are pretty, and I love the Norse theme ... just wish the game had a few tweaks.
hosewives,
Snoozefest with a side of meh
To be fair, the graphics and interface are undeniably attractive; aesthetics hold no ground however when the rest of the game falls so flat.
Beyond it being inordinately boring with unnecessarily lengthy and dramatic dialogue, there’s this constant bane of wondering what to do next... and early on you realize that you don’t care what to do next because you’ve completely lost interest in this puzzle-less nap.
I also truly disliked that the game itself doesn’t fill your screen- inventory and visuals are so small to begin with so not having the game stretch to the full width of your screen does it no favors.
Beyond it being inordinately boring with unnecessarily lengthy and dramatic dialogue, there’s this constant bane of wondering what to do next... and early on you realize that you don’t care what to do next because you’ve completely lost interest in this puzzle-less nap.
I also truly disliked that the game itself doesn’t fill your screen- inventory and visuals are so small to begin with so not having the game stretch to the full width of your screen does it no favors.
