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If you think you’ve found a bug in one of our games, please use our contact page and describe the problem as best you can. Be sure to tell us which game and platform you’re playing on. If possible, include the steps you took that caused the problem so we can try to reproduce it. Screenshots and videos are extremely helpful too!

Infinity Game Table and Infinity Game Board: Bugs affecting our IGT or IGB titles can no longer be fixed or patched. The publishing tools and processes for those platforms have been shut down, so we no longer have the ability to submit updates to existing games. We’re still happy to document issues and help with workarounds when possible, but unfortunately we cannot publish fixes for those titles.

For games on currently supported platforms, we’ll investigate reported bugs and fix them as needed. You can contact us here.

Absolutely! SquigglyFrog Studios started as a part-time hobby and passion project, and I have no plans to stop anytime soon. I do work full time, so development sometimes takes a little longer than it would at a traditional studio, but there are always new games, updates, experiments, and ideas in the works.

Not currently. SquigglyFrog Studios is primarily a one-person operation and will likely remain that way for the foreseeable future. That doesn’t mean I’m opposed to working with other creators, though! If you’re an artist, composer, musician, voice actor, or provide another service that might fit one of our projects, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to take a look and see if there might be an opportunity to collaborate.

Normally, the answer is going to be no. It’s not because I don’t enjoy helping bring ideas to life, but SquigglyFrog Studios is something I operate alongside a full-time job and my own projects. Because of that, I can’t reliably commit to the schedules, deadlines, and availability that a commissioned game project would require.

You have an idea? Great! If it’s something you’re willing to share and you think it would make an interesting or unique game, reach out and tell me about it! I can’t promise that every idea will become a game, and there is no compensation for submitted ideas, but you never know — yours might inspire a future SquigglyFrog Studios project.

The short answer? When it’s ready! Because this isn’t a full-time studio, I generally don’t announce firm release dates until a game is far enough along that I’m confident in them. Depending on the platform, a finished game may also need to go through testing, certification, platform review, beta testing, or other approval processes before it can be released. Depending on the title and platform, that can take anywhere from days to months.

Maybe! SquigglyFrog Studios originally focused heavily on the Infinity Game Table and Infinity Game Board, but we’ve expanded beyond a single platform. We’re now developing for platforms including WoWCube and Android, while continuing to explore other platforms that offer interesting ways to play.

Not every game makes sense on every device, so our catalog will vary by platform. We’re also keeping an eye on new and upcoming gaming platforms, and if something looks like a good fit — and independent developers are given access to it — there’s a good chance we’ll experiment with it.

Our games have been developed for the Infinity Game Table and Infinity Game Board, and we’re currently expanding into additional platforms including WoWCube and Android devices. We’re also interested in emerging gaming hardware and new ways to play, so that list may continue to grow.

Our goal isn’t necessarily to release every game everywhere. Instead, we look for platforms where a game’s controls, design, and gameplay make sense and try to build something that takes advantage of what makes that platform unique.

The Infinity Game Table and Infinity Game Board are touchscreen tabletop gaming systems originally created by Arcade1Up. They turn traditional tabletop gaming into an interactive digital experience and were the platforms that helped launch many of SquigglyFrog Studios’ games. You can learn more at InfinityGameTable.com.

WoWCube is a completely different kind of gaming system — a physical electronic cube made up of multiple screens that you twist and turn as part of the controls. Instead of simply playing a game on a screen, the cube itself becomes part of the game. It opens up some really unusual possibilities for game design, which is exactly the kind of thing we like experimenting with. Check out the WoWCube here.

Because they’re fun! There are thousands upon thousands of games available for traditional PCs, phones, and consoles. Platforms like digital gaming tables, WoWCube, and other emerging devices give us an opportunity to experiment with controls and game ideas that simply wouldn’t work the same way on a normal screen.

SquigglyFrog Studios has always been about making games I’d want to play myself, and unusual hardware gives us a lot of interesting new toys to play with.

The easiest way is through our contact page. Head over here and send us a message. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.