Who is this second-best detective?

Frog Detective is the world’s second-best detective.

Out of all three of his cases, frog detective has never failed one, with his essential magnifying glass and his legendary skills of deduction; it is no surprise that he is the second-best.

The world is a better place because of frog detective and his blog. I wish I had half the style that Frog Detective’s blog has. 

Besides his legendary skills and exited fan base, Frog Detective is a fantastic character. His three games are outstanding examples of simple writing and innocent deadpan humor. 

It is just a delight to read and play. 

There is a childlike innocence mixed with a focus, a wink, and saying we should perhaps live a bit more like these characters, who know that crime does not exist because that would mean they would label someone as a criminal. 

If they did that, they would have to be put into jail, which is a bad idea because that means they would have no way to fix their mistakes and give back to society. 

“You are not going to jail; Jail isn’t real, but you should probably apologize”

Frog Detective

For all my #deep thoughts on a games about a Frog solving mysteries titled “The Haunted Island,” “The Invisible Wizard,” and “Corruption at Cowboy County,” they are very charming games with unique and involved characters. 

I almost don’t want to mention any of them because I was hoping you could learn about them; the games are only five dollars each. That is like a fast food order. 

It is just so pleasant. I want more media that is more calm and entertaining, like this. A good sense of humor holds up a sustainable game model; the developers spent much more time on the writing and feel of these games than on gameplay or graphics.

I want to say that the above paragraph is a vast oversimplification and just an opinion. Obviously, not all games can be like this charming point-and-click adventure-esk game. No matter how much I like them. 

You should consider how games, like writing, can be so drastically different from one another. How games can be experienced. Not just played. 

I liked it so much that I bought merchandise from the series, a notebook with stickers. It was lost in the mail, but that is life. 

What is the point of this blog post? Well, I like the game; it has fun writing and weird ideas about telling a story and characters. 

Hey, everyone needs inspiration.