Last month, tactical roguelike deckbuilder Wildfrost (Free) from Chucklefish got its major Friends & Foes update on Steam with it set to hit mobile and Switch as well later on. It did arrive on Switch soon after Steam, but the mobile version wasn’t available until right now in the 1.2.1 update. If you’ve not followed the game, Wildfrost hit mobile following its debut last year on Switch and Steam. Read my iOS review here. Wildfrost 1.2.1 on iOS and Android brings in 13 new enemies across four new battles, 20 new player cards, 13 new companions, 1 new pet, 12 new charms, 12 new challenges, 4 new sun bells, and more.
Full patch notes and update details are on the Steam page here. If you’ve not gotten it yet, Wildfrost on mobile is out now as a free to try game. You can get it on the App Store for iOS here and on Google Play for Android here. Wildfrost on Steam and Switch is priced at $19.99. The iOS and Android version has a single $6.99 in app purchase to unlock the full game. Check out our forum thread for Wildfrost here. What do you think of Wildfrost if you’ve been playing it and will you try today’s update?
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