Vision and Inspiration

The vision and inspiration for Frontland are enriched by a diverse array of influences, including iconic 1980s films like Blade Runner, early 2000s classics such as Battle Royale, and other action thrillers like Die Hard and Eraser (1996).

Blade Runner serves as a cornerstone of the game's aesthetic, with its neon-lit, dystopian landscapes that reflect a future shaped by advanced technology and corporate greed. This visually striking environment is echoed in Frontland's design, immersing players in a gritty, retro-futuristic world.

Battle Royale contributes to the thematic depth of Frontland, emphasizing survival in a brutal competition where only the strongest prevail. The high-stakes battles and the moral complexities faced by characters in Battle Royale resonate throughout the game's narrative, adding layers of tension and intrigue.

Additionally, the relentless action and thrilling narratives of Die Hard and Eraser further enhance the game's spirit. Die Hard's focus on a lone hero navigating a high-stakes environment filled with tension and unexpected challenges is mirrored in Frontland's gameplay, where players must use their wits and combat skills to survive intense encounters. Meanwhile, Eraser adds an element of thrilling action contributing to the game's fast-paced and dynamic combat mechanics.

By blending these cinematic influences, Frontland captures a rich tapestry of nostalgia and adrenaline, delivering an action-packed gaming experience that pays homage to beloved classics while offering its unique twist on the arena-based genre.