"FROSTBITE" is a word-art title in an ice-crystal style, suited to game titles or winter branding. The angular letters look like faceted blue ice with hanging icicles and a glowing rim, set on a dark blue background with falling snow and a wet reflective floor. Replace the word with your own title, or change the ice colour and background mood.

Game title-screen word art. The single word "FROSTBITE" in capital letters, rendered once and spelled exactly F-R-O-S-T-B-I-T-E, centred and filling about 85% of the canvas width, with no other text anywhere. Letterforms: tall, condensed, heavy angular capitals built only from straight cut strokes. Every terminal ends in a sharp asymmetric point like a snapped shard of ice. The F and T arms are cut at slanted angles, the R leg is a single blade, the S is built from angular zigzag segments with no curves, and the B is a faceted polygon. A few small shards jut outward from the strokes. Spacing is tight but every letter stays clearly separate and readable. Material: the letters are carved from thick clear glacial ice. The surfaces are cut into flat facets, each plane catching light at a different angle, ranging from near-white highlights to deep cyan and sapphire shadow. Thin hairline fracture cracks run through the stroke interiors, with a few tiny trapped air bubbles. Edges are polished and bright, with a thin frosted white rim and fine frost crystals clinging only to the lower edges. A handful of short icicle points hang from the baseline. The letter cores glow softly with cold blue light from within. Light: a strong cold white-cyan rim light from the upper left, a faint pale reflection on the ground below the letters, and a few drifting snow specks. Background: a plain deep navy-to-midnight blue gradient with a soft pale glow behind the word and darkened edges. There is no scenery, so the lettering stands out. Keep a safe margin on all sides. Palette: ice white, glacier cyan, sapphire blue, midnight navy.