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• Announcements·8 Sept 2026Official

  Our next game is coming out soon!

  The release date has finally been decided! We’re thrilled to announce publicly that Den-Den: Tokyo Horror will be released to the entire world on October 12, 2026. It’s been two years since we released Water Delivery on September 18, 2024. Water Delivery was our first “real game”. Before Water Delivery, as some of you are already aware, we spent nearly two years making small games in Fortnite. After Water Delivery was released, the very next day in fact, our team sat around a table and decided what our next game would be. It only took us a few hours to decide. None of us expected the game would take two years to make. Our hope is that Den-Den: Tokyo Horror will be unlike anything you’ve ever played before. While it takes inspiration from games such as Pathologic, Resident Evil, Bioshock and The Elder Scrolls - its unique mixture of dynamic horror and immersive sim game design come together to create something we feel truly stands apart from all other games on the market today. On October 12, 2026 - you as the player will be able to discover if you possess the courage and determination to make it through this intense, eight hour, horror experience. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/45100604/fa98d7877d2a21d7acda059894a6f9f3aa4463ca.png We wouldn’t be here today without the support of our fans and community. Thank you for being on this journey with us. Den-Den: Tokyo Horror is a game that was made for you. While waiting for the experience to begin, please take a moment to enjoy our latest trailer and wishlist the game on Steam. Sincerely, Frozen Lake Software Dev Team
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• Announcements·18 Sept 2025Official

  Demo v1.2 | Enemy Updates & More Languages Added | DEN-DEN: TOKYO HORROR

  https://clan.fastly.steamstatic.com/images/45121180/5ecf35abf530e940686073b2e7f1177d1ceb8174.png Demo version 1.2 is now LIVE! Today we have released a large update to the demo version of Den-Den: Tokyo Horror. This update includes major updates to the monster enemy AI, support for more languages, and a bunch of other fixes and improvements. Here is a full list of the updates we have made in this update: Version 1.2 Patch Notes: Major changes to enemy AI behavior. Support for 5 new languages: Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), French and Italian Added in ability to split ammo stacks. Removed ability to reload weapons from the ammo context menu due to some issues with the current implementation of this feature. This will be fixed and reimplemented in the future. Updated visual enhancements to some of the core UI components. Updates to the overall world lighting of the demo with adjusts to local exposure and color tones. The changes we have made will improve overall visibility for players, reducing eye strain. Fixed issue where when players would respawn after death, their ability to use Status Condition Buffs would become corrupted. Status Conditions now use the standardized tooltip, and in addition now have the correct translations when the tooltip is active. Status Conditions can now be viewed on the HUD when opening an inventory container object. Fixed an issue where swapping a stackable item with a non-stackable item in your inventory slots would create a visual bug where the non-stackable item would have a quantity value associated with it until it was moved to another slot. Fixed an issue where swapping a weapon with a non-weapon item in your inventory would create a visual bug where the durability bar of the weapon would be duplicated on the non-weapon until it was moved to another slot. Increased health bonus for Bandages from 80HP to 100HP. Increased health bonus from the “Omamori of the Bear” item from 20HP to 50HP. What's coming...
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• Announcements·5 Mar 2025Official

  Dev Log #1 | DEN-DEN: TOKYO HORROR

  https://clan.fastly.steamstatic.com/images/45121180/16eca361b3862b495217927e59b5cc89679c92de.jpg Greetings! While the temperature may be hot in Cebu right now, fret not, for our hearts are as cold as the frozen throne which intombs them. Rainbows and butterflies don't make for good inspiration in the highly respected field of "Horror Game Development", or so they say. Today, I’d like to dive deeper and share more details with everyone regarding our upcoming game, Den-Den: Tokyo Horror. What is Den-Den: Tokyo Horror? If we were to remove the generalized “Horror” tag from our game, what would be left? The answer boils down into two specific (and equal) parts, Survival Horror and Immersive Sim. The term 'Immersive Sim' can mean a lot of different things to different types of gamers. Images conjured up in the mind can range from games such as Ultima Underworld to Bioshock. But there are also games such as Pathologic, which to many can be considered an Immersive Sim. Our goal with Den-Den: Tokyo Horror is more akin to Pathologic. This will be explained more over the course of our "Dev Log" series. Overtime, a picture will be painted that showcases how immersive sim game design philosophy is manifested in Den-Den: Tokyo Horror. In this game, you take on the role of an employee at an elderly care service provider in a dystopic version of Tokyo, Japan. In this world, society is breaking down as the number of senior citizens vastly outnumbers the rest of the population. There are not enough working-aged people to take care of all the senior citizens, and resources are stretched to the breaking point. To help meet the overwhelming demand, your employer is now offering caretaking services 24/7. Unfortunately for you, you’ve recently been assigned to the new graveyard shift in an area of the city that is unfamiliar to you. In addition to that, one of your colleagues has not reported to the office in several days and has been reported missing. This means you’ll also be responsib...
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• Announcements·24 Jan 2025Official

  Den-Den: Tokyo Horror - New Game Announcement!

  Greetings fellow Horror Fans! We are thrilled to announce to you all today some information about our next upcoming game! Welcome to the world of... https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images/45121180/16eca361b3862b495217927e59b5cc89679c92de.jpg Den-Den: Tokyo Horror Den-Den: Tokyo Horror is an open world, survival horror experience where you play as a caregiver for the elderly. Each night for one week, you must navigate the dark streets of Tokyo, choosing where to go and whom to care for. Not everyone can be saved. Manage your limited resources, which are needed not only for the sake of those dependent upon you, but also for your own survival. Time is not on your side, and the people have been cursed by something evil. How many deaths will be on your watch this week? Roots Back in the old days of our studio, when we were creating games inside of Fortnite, one of the games we created was called Den-Den: Tokyo Horror. At the time, it was one of our most successful games we had made in Fortnite. When we were originally making it in Fortnite, we kept thinking to ourselves how awesome it would be to make a full game out of it. We were so limited with what we could do inside of the Fortnite toolset. Fast forward into the future, and here we are as a studio after the successful release of Water Delivery. Once we finished development on Water Delivery, we knew it was time to go back to our roots and recreate the original concept of the idea by turning it into a fully fleshed out gaming experience using Unreal Engine 5 for release on Steam. Influences Den-Den: Tokyo Horror is inspired by a combination of many influences. Firstly, we have a deep love for J-Horror movies such as Ju-On, Noroi: The Curse, Ringu, Onibaba, etc. Secondly, we have a passion for the Immersive Sim genre of games. Games such as Pathologic 2, Bioshock, Prey, Dishonored and Deus-Ex. Lastly, we love the Japanese survival horror genre of games, such as Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Dino Crisis and Fatal...
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• Patch Notes·10 Jan 2025Official

  Water Delivery - Major Game Update - v1.1 NOW LIVE

  https://clan.fastly.steamstatic.com/images/45121180/29d8aab7dec9f9120f6898fe537d970a816c076f.png Greetings fellow Water Delivery personnel from the development team over here at Frozen Lake Software! We hope you all had a great new year's celebration, and we wish you all the best here in 2025! As we continue to develop our next upcoming game, we wanted to go back to Water Delivery and make some major updates to the game for a number of reasons. This 1.1 update comes with a bunch of new things and improvements. These changes include things such as updated language support options, updated the game engine to the latest version, a host of new optimizations to improve performance for all players across all types of PC configurations, and lots of bug fixes. This update comes with a number of performance improvements for the game. We have found that on some lower end machines, we have seen an over 200% increase in performance in certain sections of the game, with a massive decrease in stuttering for players on low-end hardware. Below you will find the official list of updates to the game. Take care everyone, and we hope you enjoy these latest updates to Water Delivery. Stay tuned for the announcement of our upcoming horror game. Added support for five new languages into the game: Polish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, and Indonesian. Upgraded game engine from Unreal Engine 5.4.4 to Unreal Engine 5.5.1 Replaced the existing LOD system with Nanite, which drastically improved performance for some low-end machines. Reduced complexity and made improvements on the sky atmosphere, global illumination and weather systems to improve overall performance. Increased ambient lighting in some areas of the game so that it wouldn't be pitch black. Updated the navigation system for AI controlled enemies to improve system performance, as well as improve the pathing algorithm so that AI wouldn't get stuck in awkward places and positions as they did in the original version. In addition to t...
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