Frostpunk 2 News

You've struck oil in Frostpunk 2, but it's not going to do you much good out in the frozen frostland. You'll need to extract the oil (also known as black gold and Texas tea in some parts) and then transfer it to your city. It's not a complicated process but the tool that lets you transfer resources between your colony and your city can be a little hard to spot when there's so many other icons and notifications and UI elements on your screen...
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Want some Frostpunk 2 tips to help you begin? In many ways, the sequel to the popular post-apocalyptic city builder is even harder than the first game. For the original, all you really had to worry about was producing resources, looking after your population, and ensuring all your buildings were snugly tucked beneath the generator. Now, though, your people have their own ideas and a big part of Frostpunk 2 is trying to stop them implementing their stupidest ones...
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Getting enough heatstamps in Frostpunk 2 can be a bit of a challenge. This new resource represents a currency grounded in heat—that's right, things have gotten so bad in the eternal winter that New London has started monetising warmth and exchanging it for goods and services. You'll need heatstamps to do just about anything; from building a district to researching new tech in the ideas tree...
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Struggling with workforce in Frostpunk 2? This is an all new resource for the snowy survival city-builder and represents the percentage of your population that are ready and raring to do some mindless labour. Workforce is necessary for just about every building, but if you over-invest, you'll quickly find yourself with pressing resource needs but no more workers...
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Can't work out how to build the Research Institute in Frostpunk 2? After you survive the prologue and its whiteout, you'll find yourself back in cheery New London. However, all is not well, and the city is currently experiencing a period of turbulence as coal stocks diminish and the weather is getting worse...
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