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Its been years since the last whiteout. The city has grown in ways you never thought possible, under your leadership new london is poised to conquer the frostland. You've just about convinced yourself that the old captain was a fool, what did he ever accomplish that you couldn't do better? In your youth, he made you work deep in fridged coal mines for just barely enough fuel to get by, made you live by the tens in shoddy and cramped houses and fed you thin soups that never seemed to chase away the hunger. Your city is thrice the size he ever allowed it to get, with a massive economy and more technology than he ever imagined. You would make a better captain! And the that siren blared, its eerie wail droning over the city like the aspect of death itself. Out of habit you pause, waiting for the captains instructions... then you curse. The captain is dead now, this is your responsibility. Your mind wanders to your youth, to the mines where you collected the lifeblood of the city, you remember dancing for joy and hugging your mother when the captain assigned the Automatons down there to keep the workers safe. You remember your home, how the captain and his engineers designed it to be as warm as possible, oh how cozey and safe it felt back then. You remember the piping hot meals the captain made sure everyone got each day, oh how it warmed your belly. You remember the whiteout years, you remember the man who had all the answers, how he carried the weight of so many lives in stride. You wonder if you'll ever truly fill those shoes. Then the gale hits, drowning out all other thoughts.

Secret police dealed with it ...

We have Frostlanders, New Londoners and bunchs of asshole

It's a crime that frostpunk 2 wasn't nominated at the game of the year awards more for it's soundtrack and/or audio design. I'm radicalising over it

No matter how many of them you've been through, no matter how many things you've prepared to withstand them. When the whiteout comes, it will certainly be another *"Ah shit here we go again"* moment once more.

The Captain lives again

AND THE CROWD BANISHES THE STEWARD 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔊🔊💯💯💯

The old Captain is dead. New London is weak. Food is scarce. Overpopulation looms. Coal is running out. People yearn for a future worth dreaming of... But is it the same future for all? Keep the city together... *... or hold its hand on its deathbed.*

Love that sound on 1:08

Steward! Steward! Steward!!!

Is this music available for free use? I want to recommend it for she can use it on a stream

The Delegants has spoken , the LAW HAS PASSED

Из steampunk в diselpunk.

Its not the same without the sirens going off and the other warnings.

When I heard it I almost got flashbacks of from first game when I was saying myself "THE CITY MUST SURVIVE"

3:13 is one of those musical sequences that always stands out, every time it plays.

You can definitely hear echoes of "This War Of Mine" in Frostpunk 2's soundtrack.

Oh for God's sake... -Gallifrey- New London stands!

_The path of peace is narrow...and as long as we roam this still, cold world, it has no end..._

1:05 Best part start

Me as Steward : Look at me. Look at me! I'm the captain now!

Beta Version was better

The city must survive was a piece of desperation and hope mixed with pure terror.. This shows the storm is still the same... but the music is muted... drowned out by the drums of progress. "The storm is here, but this time... we are bloody ready chaps"

The stomping heard in 0:53 onwards is also in The Great Old Enemy and in Anger; I believe its meant to represent the people of New London as a whole. In The Great Old Enemy, it's the people marching to make sure the city doesn't take too much damage, in Anger, it's the people marching to war. Here it's the people, marching again, but united in its' purpose, in peace. That is, if you didn't fan the flames.

A Home For Everyone (Except the Evolvers)

"No... This is fine... We're finally warm."

"STORMS BACK" "What?" "STORMS BACK" "Fuck"

Perfect

I really like how this feels like the city must survive but larger scale

Epic

Anger. Pure anger burns against the cold. Decades of a hopeless fight for survival, each day lived only on the edge. The bone-chilling cold is like the air we breathe. It accompanies us from birth and absorbs us when we die. How much anger do you have to have to survive all this? How many desperate attempts must succeed? How many lives do we have to give up? How much of our nature do we need to let go of? Anger drives us, makes us proud and confident, pushes us to action in the fight against the eternal frost. How can others not see this and understand us? After all, we have proven that we have a way and that we know the only way into the future. How stupid and inhuman you have to be to stand in our way and be an obstacle. Anger erupts with the force of a great blizzard, we will be condemned for fratricidal war. But we cannot go back, we have already given so much to survive, it couldn't be in vain. Anger consumes us, we regret. Mother, what a world we live in.

And even as life is harsh… *her head is full of dreams.*

Waiting for @lordpennyson4782 Version of this

Mr. Musial smashing the sound track once again.

All Hail the Captain May his heirs be as just and caring in the future All Hail the Captain May the city never again be sullied by the corrupt and the greedy All Hail the Captain May new London become again the center of an Empire most great All Hail the Captain long may he live

Hear ye! Hear ye!

from 3:10 hits hard

Who is Steward, and why doesn't he hear his people?

Pure eargasm starts here: 3:52

Overwhelming brass vs the fleeting ember-like violins. The perfect climax to the question the people always ask the player Steward, do you hear us. And apparently, based on this chapter, some people were not heard.

The city has survived, but the city must not fall

Piotr’s work for this series is legitimately remarkable. The City Must Not Fall is, for my money, one of the most impactful pieces of video game score ever written. The evocation that *this is it, if you do not give it everything you have down to your last breath, mankind’s story ends HERE* is breathtaking. The fact that Piotr’s managed to meet the same standard for the sequel is a testament to his talent.

Fun fact: Frostpunk 2 has dynamic music. If you zoom out to the Frostland view while a whiteout is over the city, you'll just hear the strings.

The Great Frost is a great old enemy, but it is one that does not change. We can conquer the frost. But try as we might, we will never conquer human nature.

Isnt this the song that plays in the New London intro? God that reprise of the Frostpunk 1 theme gets me going.

I feel like this really fits the order ending with the marching and everything

Just achieved peace ending. City will stand united no matter what.

Spoilers The moment I saw the Civil War icons, I panicked. But then I clicked on the district. And saw the buttons subconsciously I wanted to see. "EVACUATE PEOPLE, AND STOP THE VIOLENCE" could be heard from Steward, as Guards, both from Order and Evolvers prevented radicals from ruining the peace I achieved. All my Factions were somewhat content with me, but they hated each other. Little Mary did not lose her mother to the Civil War. I did not let any innocent person die. The only regret I had is when I couldn't prevent bloodshed in the first place.

I just realized this is "The City Must Survive" but more epic and hopeful

BRING IT ON