Developer posts and news about this game.
Making use of public domain renaissance artwork, The Frogs is an upcoming comedy point and click adventure. A demo is available and now they're on Kickstarter. Read the full article here:
The Frogs Kickstarter is now Live and I'm super excited to be able to get the community involved with some ingame rewards! There's even a couple of stretch goals! If you're interested in helping out, or just want to get the game a bit cheaper than retail, please visit the Kicksta
Be there at 11am EST (3pm UTC / 4pm BST) to join Cressup and I as she does a live stream of the demo for my point-and-click adventure, The Frogs. Be sure to join into chat so I have something to do while she plays! I'll be answering questions and interrupting with development ins
Come join me at 5pm EST (9pm UTC) on Thursday June 16th as I do a live stream of the demo for my point-and-click adventure, The Frogs. Be sure to join into chat so I can answer questions you might have, otherwise I'll just be talking to myself... which is normal, really, so do wh
Hello! I've just pushed through an update with extensive testing which means there will be plenty of bugs and typos for you all to find, I'm sure. Here's what's new! - Menus got a bit of an overhaul. They look better and, hopefully, work better. - Added an Options menu with a mus
Come join us at 3pm EST (7pm UTC) on June 19th as Orang3Robot from IndieGamingSocial does the heavy lifting while I answer questions. He'll be live streaming the demo of The Frogs while I jump in with little insights about all the way too niche jokes he's probably going to miss.
Come join me at 7pm EST (11pm UTC) on June 17th as I do a live stream of the demo for The Frogs. I'll be answering any questions and discussing my thought process, if you can call it that, as I go through the different scenes. I'll also be discussing what's coming in the future s
Done in a similar amusing way to The Procession to Calvary (different developer), the upcoming point and click adventure The Frogs puts you into Renaissance art based on a play from Aristophanes. Read the full article here: