Snapshot Games has released Frosthaven 1.0 on PC, completing the long road from Early Access to full launch on October 15. The turn-based tactical RPG is based on Isaac Childres' hit board game and positioned as the successor to the Gloomhaven video game adaptation.

Combat is built around an ability-card system that asks players to manage attacks, combinations, and party survival across encounters with standard enemies and bosses. It is the same decision-heavy design the board game is famous for, now fully translated to screens.

Beyond combat, the campaign involves managing an outpost. Players can construct and upgrade buildings to unlock additional features and mechanics, while environments span multiple biomes with seasonal changes and evolving conditions as the campaign advances.

Both single-player and online cooperative multiplayer are supported, with online parties of two to four players. Difficulty settings cater to newcomers, and the full release incorporates user-interface and quality-of-life changes developed from Early Access feedback — the kind of polish that separates a good tactics game from a great one.

Press and content creator reviews could begin appearing from October 15 at 6:00 a.m. PT, and Snapshot released the launch cinematic separately ahead of launch, saying it contains no spoilers. Players who want to go in fresh may want to tread carefully around spoiler-heavy coverage for the first few days.

## Can your PC run it? The minimum specs call for Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit), an Intel i5-7600 or AMD 2600 processor, 8 GB of RAM, and an Nvidia GTX 960 or AMD RX 570, plus DirectX 11 and 50 GB of storage. Recommended specs step up to an Intel 12500 or AMD 5700X, 16 GB of RAM, and an Nvidia RTX 3060 or AMD RX 6600 or better — a broadband connection is also recommended. For board-game fans who have waited years for the definitive digital Frosthaven, 1.0 is finally here.