I have found Frankie.

After just one visit to this deadly trampoline park, it's become clear that this show wasn't made to make money or to entertain viewers as they watch people meet their gruesome ends.

It was made with far more personal intent, and we fell for it hook, line and sinker.

Thank you. and Sinker. Hello, Internet. Hello internet, welcome to game theory.

And welcome to another week of Tom plays catch up because all the indie horror games release on Halloween, but we can only cover one thing a week.

So here we are in December still playing horror games from two months ago.

Although I will say, I am very intrigued by today's subject.

Today, we are talking about Finding Frankie.

And the reason I've been so intrigued by this is because this isn't your typical mascot

horror walking simulator.

This is a parkour game with actual platforming, dodging obstacles, and grind rails, which is

a breath of fresh air when you look at the humble beginnings of the genre.

And, you know, no one hates feeling like Sonic the Hedgehog.

Rolling around at the speed of sound.

And this also doesn't seem to be like Poppy or Fnaff, where you return to the scene of the crime

and are chased down by the souls of dead children.

Instead, we're taking part in a game show where you must try and survive the many dangers that lurk around every corner

of Frankie's Park or Palace, from trampolines with insane heights to full guy's style obstacles,

and of course, a giant killer bunny that wants to murder you.

We couldn't get rid of all the tropes now, could we?

And while I could totally explore how even without the sawblades, incinerators and deadly slime,

this park or park was already too dangerous to

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