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| Release Date | 18 December 2012 |
| Release Type | Freeware |
| Content Advisory | Strong | Explicit dialog | Mild |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Setting | Contemporary |
| Genre | Investigative |
| Story | Original |
| Play Length | Full Length Game |
| Language | English |
| Graphics | 320x240, 32-Bit Colour |
| Downloaded | 885 All Time |
Special Agent Stanley "Frankfurter" Jones works for a special super-secret branch of the FBI. You're better off not knowing which one. The theft of a pair of F. Scott Fitzgerald's overalls from the local historical society draws the attention of his superiors, and he is sent to investigate. The trail leads him to a small town in Ohio, and the home of the McCullogh family, where he uncovers an insidious plot so horrifying, you wouldn't believe it if I explained it to you. In fact, you probably won't even believe it after you play the game.
Enter a diabolical world of sex, intrigue, violence, the occult, and maybe a tasteful amount of bestiality as well. Your pathetic life will never be complete unless you play The Adventu…res of Stanley "Frankfurter" Jones.
Warning: This game will probably offend the sensibilities of just about everyone who plays it. If your sensibilities are not offended in some way by this game, then the odds are good that you, like me, never had any sensibilities to begin with.
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Developer here, all the issues mentioned in comments should be fixed, let me know if there are any further issues
the website of the author doesn't exist, the and the game crashes despite that i can play dozens of other ags games. It's a shame.
The author apparently directs people to a site, therealmuffin.net.
what a pity this site doesn't exist. Not sure what's gone wrong for the author. It's rare for this to happen--that a game version is out there but freezes, unable to be completed. There has to be control of versions and plenty of time given to debugging. No use compiling a game only to let versions get out to the net that won't function on a standard windows system (when other ags games work just fine). As for the web page failing, I mean someone has to care, either the author or some other admin, to let people know the link fails or that there's a new free website to keep things going.
The game crashes right near the end, in the final room. How disappointing. Tried it several times. If not for this, it would be a great game.