The Frogs is a point-and-click adventure game based on the play by Aristophanes. Play as Dionysus as you survive awful puns and break all the fourth walls. It’s an ancient Greek comedy with Renaissance art and 18th century classical music… and that identity crisis is just the tip of the iceberg.

## About This Game

Dionysus, the god of wine, is feeling somber. He’s turned some pirates into
dolphins. He’s thrown a king or two into a cave. And now some other king in
Thebes is talking smack. But none of that has cheered him up. It’s the
playwrights the kids listen to these days.

Mumble poets and people using automatons to speak their lines… he’s sick of
it. Back in his day the likes of Euripides could tear apart a stage and leave
the crowd screaming for more. He’s decided it’s up to him to set things right.

The Frogs is a point-and-click adventure game based on the ancient Greek
comedy by Aristophanes. It’s a hodgepodge of ancient wit, Pythonesque
animation, Renaissance artwork, and public domain classical music all wrapped
up in a ball of irreverent humor from a mind way too influenced by the likes
of Terry Practhett and Jasper Fforde.

Still out to sea aboard the Cleisthenes and having just read Andromeda,
Dionysus is pumped and ready to get back to his theater in Athens so he can
get to work improving the world of the arts for the good of everyone. But we
all know it can’t be that easy… he has to go through a lot of content to
make it worth the asking price.

## Features
* Innovative Point-and-Click Interface
* Ancient Humor Circa 405 BCE
* Choices That Matter
* Multiple Solutions to Puzzles
* Renaissance Artwork
* Classical Music
* Hidden Optional Content
* Tons Of Interactive Elements and NPCs
* References So Niche You’ll Wonder Why I Bothered
* Multiple Endings Whether Aristophanes Likes It Or Not
* What’s He Gonna Do? Come Back From the Dead and Get Me?

## Mature Content Description
The developers describe the content like this:
Contains comic violence and artistic nudes with mild use of language and
some adult themes.

The Frogs