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Welcome to Frog Fractions. You will learn all about fractions!
Brian and I cooked this up for Molyjam 2012. It is about a teddy bear facing a moral dilemma.
Lots of games judge your character using stark and obvious ethical questions, but how many let you then turn around and pass judgement on your friends? Go play the thing, then read about it.
“Every accomplishment I do is outweighed by the need to do more. And my mistakes never go away, they just glare at me forever, even though they’re small and meaningless. There’s not even points. It just gets harder to see and slower to get things done until finally you don’t want to go on.”
-Patrick Newnan
What if Pong had spoilers? Find out inside!
A surrealist text adventure I wrote with Craig Timpany many years ago. If you haven’t played text adventures before, you will probably not get anywhere in this game without reading Zarf’s Guide to IF.
Celebrities in Prison — external link.
A user-written work of Interactive Fiction. From the site: “Imagine reading a Choose Your Own Adventure book, except the author never bothered writing any endings, and left a bunch of blank pages for you to write bits, and the book is lying on the couch in your dorm so anyone can add to it. It’s sort of like that, except on the Internet. So you don’t have to go back to college to participate.”
Jam games/prototypes
Hot Dog! Doo doo doo doot doot doo, doot doo doot doo…
A 0-hour game. Analog nibbles plus infarctions.
The Kid and the Kid: Teal Alert
A 0-hour game. A co-op test of asymmetrical controls. One player moves and fires with the arrow keys and the other moves and fires with the mouse.
A follow-up of sorts to The Kid and the Kid, this gives the players goals to protect, and gives the keyboard player a force-field rather than a gun.
A four-player, one-button racing game inspired by Super Sprint.
Pogo Grapple Racecars: Tokyo Drift
A four-player, one-button racing game in which you struggle with abstruse control schemes.
A fusion of Clockwise Carburetors and Pogo Grapple Racecars, in which two of you are racing and two of you are trying to murder the racers.
Take the racing out of the equation, leaving just murdering, and add in a bunch of varyingly useful control schemes.
Hi Jim,
First off congratulations on creating Frog Fractions. I stumbled across Frog Fractions and I literally cannot stop playing it. I would love to work with to potentially crowdfund an iOS version of the game.
Also you won URL game of the year on Giantbomb.com http://www.giantbomb.com/news/giant-bombs-2012-game-of-the-year-awards-day-three/4474/ Congrats
I would love to discuss this with you,
John
Bob, 2013-01-10 20:07:50
Sup
Fivyrn, 2013-01-14 18:08:49
Frog Fractions is one of the best games I have ever played, thank you.
Vitor, 2013-01-15 19:07:26
Hey guys, thanks for Frog Fractions, I found it really amazing. Hope you get the recognition you deserve.
Ps: thumbs up for the guy that made the sound track, know you’re my hero hahaha
bob binary, 2013-02-24 21:43:16
how ya going
Frederick Eason, 2013-03-31 16:29:24
Frog Fractions is the best game of 2012. So many twists and turns, it takes you to places you’d never expect to go, and gives you sights you’d never expect to see. From your quaint pond to the depths of space, Frog Fractions is a journey to last a lifetime.
2 thumbs up, keep them coming, Twinbeard
non of your buisness, 2013-04-29 14:01:27
i love frog fractons its really funny!!!!!!