4/17/13 - A Small Favor is getting some great responses so far, reaching 10% of our goal is under 2 days! We're blown away by the support and are so thankful for everyone who's pledging and spreading the word. Check out this neat Kickstarter tracking widget from Kicktraq.com:



Did you know you can get a copy of Ballads of Reemus and support our A Small Favor Kickstarter at the same time? Check out the $20 level on our Kickstarter page for more information!

4/15/13 - We're making a new A Small Favor game, a 2D side-scrolling, sci-fi adventure game, and we're turning to our fans for support to help make it happen. Here's our Kickstarter link.


The alien assassin finds a crashed spaceship with a high level security badge that can help him get ahead in life, but not without facing the ever watchful security eyebots and officers who have come to investigate the crash.

Kickstarter is a way for us to raise money early so we can focus exclusively on this game without taking on side projects along the way. We raised some funds with Ballads of Reemus which was very helpful, but with Kickstarter we'll raise enough to fund the whole development time needed. If we hit our funding goal, we promise we'll deliver this game, just like we have on Ballads of Reemus and over 30 other games Jay and I have released separately and together over the years.

You can pre-order the game or make a pledge to support development of this game here: http://kck.st/ZlhUxj

A Small Favor is based on Zeebarf's point-and-click adventure series, but this new one will have a brand new storyline building on the existing world, and will also allow free movement of the character so you can explore by climbing ladders, entering buildings, delving into tunnels, etc. allowing for more secret hunting, side quests and additional items than the original games. This one will have hours of content too.

We also have a mini-site setup for the game here: ASmallFavorGame.com
And you can vote for the game on our Steam Greenlight Concepts page.

4/30/13 - Steve and I visited the Newgrounds.com office in Philadelphia on the weekend. Here’s a little taste of what went down.

Jay Ziebarth (Zeebarf)
Animator & Storyteller; Creator of adventure games Several Journeys of Reemus, A Small Favor and The Visitor, and the award winning animated series Sons of Butcher.

Steve Castro (EntropicOrder)
Programmer & Game Designer; Creator of Paradox Embrace, Shape Switcher, Sik Trix BMX, Rooftop Skater and Buried Alive!.

9/3/10 - Which system would you prefer to play Reemus or any other ClickShake game on?

Computer (PC, Mac, via Steam, etc)
XBox Live (Arcade or Indie Game)
WiiWare
PlayStation Network