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Frostrail Enemies

The former empire is populated by Revenants, planned Corrupted Soldier squads, wolves, and other eldritch horrors. Public sources describe broad combat roles, while health, damage, variants, drops, and final encounter balance remain TBA.

Last verified August 26, 2026 · Confirmed categories, stats TBA

Revenants swarming a frozen graveyardZombified melee faction

Revenants

Lead designer Ez Jämsen describes Revenants as zombified enemies that mostly fight in melee and tend to attack in larger groups. Official gameplay-trailer press copy adds that the roar of the steam engine draws Revenants from the frozen wilds.

  • Encountered during exploration and discussed for planned train-defense waves
  • Engine noise is described as an attractor; no aggro radius value is published
  • New enemy variations were reported in May 2026
Wolves in the frozen wildsConfirmed creature

Wolves

The official mature-content disclosure explicitly names wolves among the enemy creatures players fight.

  • Combat can include blood effects
  • Specific wolf variants and behavior: TBA
  • Drops and spawn locations: TBA
Corrupted Soldiers in overgrown ruinsPlanned ranged faction

Corrupted Soldiers

The lead designer identifies Corrupted Soldiers as a planned enemy faction that uses ranged weapons, appears in smaller groups, and is intended to behave more intelligently than Revenants.

  • Ranged combat role
  • Smaller groups and smarter behavior discussed
  • Weapon loadouts, armor, named classes, stats, and drops: TBA
Eldritch horror on the tracks during train defenseBeyond Revenants

Eldritch horrors

Official copy promises eldritch horrors beyond the more common Revenants.

  • Part of the Void-linked horror premise
  • Official train-defense screenshot of a large spiked quadrupedal threat
  • Boss or elite labels are not yet confirmed
Enemy combat still in developmentWork in progress

AI & enemy variations

Enemy AI, variation, usability, accessibility, and performance have all been cited as active development areas following playtests.

  • New variations reported in Spring 2026
  • AI improvement called out after the November 2025 test
  • Strategies may change significantly before Early Access