Floating Frontiers (2026)
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A minimalist strategy game about growing your infinite floating town. Combine wacky 3D blocks to optimize synergies, build idyllic scenery, and chase your high score.
Platforms
Mac PCGenres
Indie Puzzle StrategyWebsites
Steam
Languages: English and 7 more
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Critic Reviews
Comunidad Xbox
By Samuel RamírezViking Frontiers does not aim to be the new benchmark for the genre, nor does it seek to compete with the giants of the management genre.
Thumb Culture
By Thumb CultureHonestly, Viking Frontiers is an unfinished game that should never have made its way to consoles. I have a soft spot for other games of its ilk, such as Bellwright and Sengoku Dynasty. But this is one I absolutely cannot recommend this. There are countless games in the survival genre worthy of your time, but Viking Frontiers is not one of them. As much as it pains me to say this, Viking Simulator, unfortunately, is getting the ThumbCulture Broken Award.
MKAU Gaming
By Dylan KocinsViking Frontiers introduces some promising ideas. While it succeeds in certain areas, it falls short in others. Building and expanding your village is genuinely satisfying, but sluggish controls, a sparse world, and several noticeable bugs too often get in the way of what could have been a much more enjoyable survival experience.
