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Frozen Endzone
Frozen Endzone, the tactical turn-based football title from the creators of Frozen Synapse, is now available on PC via Steam Early Access. The game pits two opposing players against one another in a futuristic game of football where players must predict their opponents movements in order to succeed. Each player can customize their team of robotic players, with the ability to individually fine tune their stats and customize their look.
Buyers of the Early Access version will be able to create maps using the Playfield editor, play in single player matches against AI, and experience two core multiplayer modes, Duplicate and Full Match. A full-fledged single-player season mode is planned for the game's full release.
Purchasing the Early Access version of the game also scores you an additional game key for a friend. Both copies will be automatically upgraded to the full version upon its release later this year. You can check out the game's Early Access launch trailer below, which also shows a full match being played.
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