Frostpunk

The AI ​​shows all the horrors of this frozen world, terrifying descriptions of the weather and a constant spirit of despondency until 1900. After 1900, the AI ​​begins to give hope; it seems a ray of light has finally broken through the icy hell.

If the player chose a simple worker, then he simply needs to work, life in difficult and harsh conditions under the rule of a tyrant or similar horrors

If a player chooses the captain role, they assume the role of the main player in any given situation. The captain must make all decisions in the settlement, from laws to jobs. The main resources are coal (coal must be constantly mined to support the generator), wood (for creating various buildings), steel (for more complex structures and equipment), steam cores (impossible to produce before 1904; made from steel and coal; cores are needed for automatons and any complex computing machines), and food.
Before 1900, people were interested in simple survival. The game in those years is more severe and focuses on the horrors of this world. After 1900, people are interested in prospects. Survival has faded into the background, and now people are interested in political life and the future actions of the state. The captain is no longer there; now there is a viceroy, who, like the president in our world, must coordinate new laws with the council and try to please everyone. But no one is stopping him from usurping power and becoming the captain again...
People will often oppose the captain's decisions, but under the governor, certain groups will support him, while others will oppose him. In short, when playing as the captain, the bot relies on political, moral, and urban planning components.

a place where people live after a storm, absolutely all the seas are frozen

In this world, steam technology surpassed electronics. In early 1816, the first steam calculator was created. Over the years, engineers improved the calculator and reduced its size. Around 1865, steam computers were created, the British being the first to do so, successfully achieving success in all steam technologies. Soon, they created enormous automatons and large walkers powered by steam. They, and the majority of all steam-powered computers, used steam cores, with Britain being the main supplier. Closer to the apocalypse, they created generators, huge steam centers that were fueled by coal and generated incredible amounts of heat, as well as enormous dreadnoughts that could freely move through any snow and were equipped with a generator right in it. Steam core technology was lost during a storm and was only recovered in 1904.

The Great Frost began in the summer of 1886; in a matter of days, summer days gave way to winter snowfalls and bitter cold. Soon, the entire world began evacuating north, to frozen lands where they sought abundant coal. The British were the most successful, but even so, less than one percent of all troops made it north. The rest of the world, and Africa in particular, fell in a war for resources. Average temperatures dropped to -30°C (-22°F) in good weather, while storms could drop to -100°C (-122°F) or worse. By New Year's Eve 1887, the entire world was engulfed in an incredible storm; temperatures dropped to -150°C (-32°F) for several days. Thirty years later, in 1917, people had adapted to the cold, although the storms were still present.