Trumgottist Entertainment

Frasse and the Peas of Kejick is an adventure game featuring Frasse, a blue hairy monster. Cute, isn’t he? The game is not only cute, but also funny and you can download it for free!

Here is the installer for Frasse and the Peas of Kejick. (10.5 MB)

The game requires Windows (I’m working on a version for Mac OS X!), but I’m told it also runs under Linux, if you use WinE. Since the installer may not work if you’re not running Windows, I have also prepared a special zip-file containing the game (12.8 MB). Please note that you do not need to download this if you have downloaded the nice installer program.

System Requirements

• Windows 95 or later, with DirectX 5 or later. (It works fine on Vista.)
• Pentium II 233 MHz processor or faster.
• A graphics card capable of displaying thousands of colours in a 640×480 resolution.
• A sound card is nice to have, and will increase the enjoyment, but is not strictly required.

Reviews

Want to know more about the game before downloading it? Read what other people think of it:

• Dan Shiovitz was the first person to review Frasse. “… if you like this kind of graphical game you will almost certainly like Frasse and the Peas of Kejick.”
• Adventure-Archiv – Review in German or in English.
• Adventure Europe’s review (in German).
• Jozef Purdes included Frasse in his February 2006 roundup of independent adventure games. The game also got a full review from him a month later. Score: 4.5/5.
• Gametunnel game four mini-reviews of Frasse in its March 2006 Indie Game Monthly Round-Up. The final score ended up as 7.3/10.
• Adventure Gamers – one of the largest and best adventure game sites – also has a review of Frasse. I’m honored.
• “CaptainD” has written a small review.
• Yet another favourable review, this time from Abandonia Reloaded. A score of 5/5!
• In the MusEditions blog, Frasse is descibed as an Uplifting Game. Many nice words follow.
• “JD” reviewed the game, and mostly liked it.

Do you know of a review not listed here? Let me know about it, and I’ll add it to the list!

Regards,

Rikard Peterson