In Age of Frostfall, players fight together against ice monsters and snow storms while protecting a dragon. The dragons are born from eggs and grow to help fight the invading enemies. At the same time, players defend the world from snow storms and ice monsters by strategically placing towers. An engaging TD-style battle system that mirrors Krakin emerges when abandoned castles and soldiers become the focus of a shared strategy. Minimizing downtime between story progression points, this system's mechanism can be considered a strategy game with an aesthetic similar to Krakin. And when paired with cooperation with a trained dragon as well as soldiers enlisted to fight the ice monsters, success is sure to be achieved!

Move the selected location by tapping the squares. The story's main fight takes place in a fort with three dimensions. The battle continues in real time with a system that allows users to specify where they wish to move their units. Units with bows can attack shield units, and so on. Shield units can block spear attacks.

The adventure and story are the main focus of the game. The castle and its surroundings need to be explored as the main narrative progresses. This involves fighting Krakin, who is the antagonist of the story. Some additional functions will be released as development continues. Reinforcing facilities unlocks new auto-battle scenarios where up to two soldiers are deployed. These moments feature rescuing and liberating the people from their oppressors.

A dramatic plot twist is added in real time as TD. The story's battle system is a time-delayed turn-based game that's considered a totally different game. In addition to that, there are other non-battle related events like consultations and suggestions from citizens and their leaders. The story has a lot of volumes thanks to this large amount of options. You can enjoy the story as you work together to restore the castle and battle alongside your dragons. Also, stories like this feature dragons in active combat alongside the hero. Many story events are more interesting than others. This includes developing the story by building a castle as well as fighting alongside your dragon to free it from ice. Additionally, you'd have to to combat the encroaching ice to rebuild the castle. Another key storyline development is relocating a castle abandoned in the ice and rebuilding it with its surrounding landscape. This was similar to JRPGs in which conversations with friends drew out relationships.

The graphics are excellent, with both 2D and 3D models used in the games. The graphics in battle sequences are especially beautiful, and many other events feature art that stands out. Moreover, the character designs are great and draw a lot of attention. The large height disparities easily and beautifully expressed during TD battles make for a movie-like presentation. Furthermore, the inclusion of scenes that resemble movies throughout the battle gives the battles a philosophical edge. ———