FRAMED: Innocence Lost Windows game

FRAMED: Innocence Lost is a story-driven RPG and the first game developed by SparkWare Interactive. It features two playable protagonists: Jordan Miller and Steven Grayson. At certain checkpoints along the game, you will switch between the two characters. As the story progresses, you will be given choices which affect your immediate circumstances, and more importantly, determine how your game ends.

Our tagline fits the story perfectly. Not only do your choices affect the characters' personalities, current circumstances, and even future events, they also change the ending of the game significantly. Play as Jordan Miller, a 17 year old boy from the small town of Maplebrook framed for the murder of his parents after a horrific attack on his family. Make new allies, avoid prosecution and do whatever it takes to discover the truth. Play as Steven Grayson, a 36 year old detective from the bustling city of Oakham called to the scene of the crime and sent to various places to solve the tragedy of the Miller family. Get anonymous tips, make dangerous choices and put your life on the line, all to crack the case.

Jordan Miller: One of the two playable protagonists, a 17 year old boy from Maplebrook, England. Framed for the murder of his parents and currently on the run from the police, he has little time to uncover the truth, but what happens is up to you...

Steven Grayson: The second of the two protagonists, a 36 year old police detective from Oakham, England. Called to the scene of the crime and tasked with solving the murders, you must make the most difficult choices of your life and career to discover what really happened the night of the Miller tragedy.

Isaiah King: A notorious arms dealer caught up in the middle of the crime who takes it upon himself to help Jordan escape prosecution and clear his name.

Ace Fleetwood: A sly, unassuming crook who cares not for money or notoriety - only for the thrill of being on the edge of the law.

Ben Walker: Co-Founder of SparkWare, Project Manager on FRAMED: Innocence Lost, Age 14

"Hey! I'm Ben, I basically manage the whole team and develop on the game, control the team funds, and supervise all marketing, development, etc."

Daniel Crossman: Co-Founder of SparkWare, Writer on FRAMED: Innocence Lost, Age 14

"Hi, I'm Dan, I'm writing the game's story and I oversee character design. I also do some graphic design for marketing purposes. I pretty much do all the same things as Ben, if you replace development with writing!"

Georgina Rose Tolson: Artist on FRAMED: Innocence Lost, Age 14

"Helloo! I'm the artist for the game. I create all the art and have drawn all and designed some characters for the game. I also create the faces in-game and do some fanart myself of my favourite scenes."

Josh Davidson: Marketer on FRAMED: Innocence Lost, Age 14

"My name is Josh and I'm responsible for the marketing of the game and I promote the game in whatever way I can, I also help manage the twitter account."

FRAMED: Innocence Lost

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When will FRAMED: Innocence Lost be released?

A: FRAMED will be releasing on the 30th of April, 2017.

Q: Will the game be DRM-exclusive?

A: No, the game will be releasing with options for no DRM.

Q: How will that work?

A: On release date, FRAMED: Innocence Lost will be distributed through itch.io and hopefully, if we are greenlit by then, Steam. Itch.io allows for our DRM-free option.

Q: What platforms will FRAMED: Innocence Lost be available on?

A: FRAMED will be available on PC only, so Linux and Mac users will unfortunately not be able to play due to limitations of the engine.

Q: How long has FRAMED: Innocence Lost been in development?

A: FRAMED has been in development since January 2016.

Q: Is there anyway I could help the game?

A: Absolutely! Feel free to share the game on social media, leave feedback in the discussions and/or comments, and talk to us on our Twitter or Facebook.

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