Becoming a Savior Starting from Frostpunk

This is only your first world, and you've already written it all over the place, adding everything imaginable? Don't you think it's a mess? Are you just entertaining yourself? You could have just added one thing to the first world, but instead you threw in a background boss, an evil god, an ancient dragon, a Warhammer, and a Dark Souls character out of nowhere. Don't you think that's ridiculous?

After playing Frostpunk, I wanted to throw those bastards into the heating tower and burn them like coal! I was so angry!

Seeing Frostpunk enter, I was completely bewildered... I really wish each world could only tell the story of that world.

Voting Closed! Billions of Zombies Overwhelmingly Wins… The Frostpunk world ending will be updated on the 24th of this month, and two readers will be randomly selected to receive a Frostpunk Steam activation code. Thank you all for your company. This is the author's first book, and perhaps he got a little too carried away with self-congratulation. He has also realized the problem and will strive to improve in the second world!

Hopefully, the author has genuinely played Frostpunk seriously, and isn't just some idiot criticizing the game without considering its profound meaning. (Steam playtime: 154 hours) (All achievements unlocked)

The art styles of Frozen Thrillers and Dark Souls are so different that it feels strange to mix them together.

It's giving me a headache, especially for someone who hasn't played any games besides Ice Age. The book is always full of some unknown being or some great being from an unknown abyss. It feels like the protagonist is a farmer who keeps coming to visit.

There's too much background information, and the whole survival thing is a mess of disorganized stuff.

It's a mess, a complete mess... A jumble of everything.

There are indeed few Frostpunk books, which is a plus. However, this book is a mess.