Games published by Froggman

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Curse of the Catacombs

DOS 1993

Curse of the Catacombs (also known as Catacomb Armageddon) is a video game published in 1993 on DOS by Froggman. It is an action game, set in a fantasy theme, shooter and fps.

Lethal Tender is a fun, if amateurish, first-person shooter from Pie in the Sky, creator of the shareware classic Corncob 3D. In this Rambo-inspired game, you play the burly hero Nick Hunter, who, in the words of MobyGames, '. . . . must thwart the evil Thorne Devereaux's plan to coat U. S. currency with a time-delayed explosive by infiltrating his base and mowing down hordes of identical nameless guards'. Lethal Tender plays much like Wolfenstein 3D and FPSs in general. Shoot guards, collect colored keys to open doors, pick up more powerful weapons. . you know what to do. The game distinguishes itself from other shareware FPSs by the addition of an inventory screen, inventive level design, and a semblance of plot development that is a step above Wolf 3D (a small step, though). It's probably one of the best shareware FPS games out there, though it lacks the polish to compete with commercial games. If you're an FPS fan who can put up with below-average graphics and banal enemies, give it a shot. For a much better effort, play the semi-sequel Terminal Terror instead.

Terror of the Catacombs

DOS 1993

The evil Nemesis has discovered how to use the Gates of Time and has trapped you once again in the catacombs, preventing you from stopping him. He has the ability to send you back and forth through time, where you must challenge creatures from the far reaches of eternity. The latest installment in the Catacomb series, Terror of the Catacombs is very similar to the previous games, The Catacomb Abyss and Curse of the Catacombs. Once again, you are a wizard whose mission is to destroy the evil Nemesis. As in the previous installments, you can throw fireballs at your enemies or use them to destroy certain walls. You can find bolts and bombs that allow you to perform more powerful attacks, healing potions, scrolls and keys. You can also find gems that allow you to see approaching enemies on your radar. New levels and enemies often have a decidedly sci-fi feel to them; you'll fight robots and wander through computer cores.