SteamFirst: Like many in the US today, I played football. Peewee league, high school, and even some junior college ball. I even had the opportunity to coach a private schools team for some time. So, when I saw this game on the list of those that needed a preview I jumped at the chance. I mean what can go wrong with a turn-based football game. In a nutshell. A lot.
You may not have heard of Frozen Cortex yet, or you may have seen the feature image at the link you just clicked and thought, “that looks like Frozen Endzone?” Well that’s because this is Frozen Endzone. It seems that half way through the early access release of the game the developers changed their mind and rebranded it Frozen Cortex.
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Pixels for Breakfast writes: Futuristic turn-based robot football is not what I expected from Mode 7 as a follow-up the award-winning Frozen Synapse, but it certainly is a welcome one. Frozen Endzone harkens back to the days of Mutant League Hockey and Hyperblade as a fantasy sport game that captures your imagination. Making use of the tactical prowess that Frozen Synapse provided, Frozen Endzone also happens to be one of the most addictive games I’ve played in yonks.
