"Frog Fractions" was released last 2013. The game is a Flashy title that educates kids with math tricks by using the guise of bug-snatching frogs. But after all, conquering the first few levels make things get strange: After playing the Bug Mars on the back of a dragon and a couple of random adventures, the game ends with players seeing a company that produces bug pornography.

Jim Crawford, the creator of "Frog Fractions" claimed the Kickstarter campaigns for "Frog Fractions 2" in 2014, he promised to set aside traditional marketing system and retain the game a riddle during its development.

"Most games of Kickstarters are very informative about what you're paying for, but the nature of this one is that you're paying for a surprise," said Jim Crawford.

Crawford and his developer team have been evaluating two different alternate-reality games prominently to the release of Frog Fractions 2. The games are multi-layered and complex. There are hints in podcasts and comment sections that "Frog Fraction" can be played within these independent games, one of the games is Campo Santo's "Firewatch."

Firewatch is the first-person mystery and adventure game made by Campo Santo; it was published by Campo Santo and Panic. The game was launched on February 9, 2016 for Linux, Microsoft Windows, OS X and PlayStation 4, and in September 2016 for Xbox One.

The end of the main campaign included folks wrapping up an escape room in Portland, finding a key and using it to trigger the big red button that wrote in a sticky note, "Launch FF2." The intrepid hunters at Game Detectives observed that the Steam title "Glittermitten Grove" gained a huge update when the button was pressed.

According to Kotaku, there are two ways to access "Frog Fractions 2" using "Glittermitten Grove": first, use fireworks to dig in the ground until you find a door that's heading to the game sequel, second, play "Glittermitten Grove" until you find a door in the sky.

Crawford informed everyone about the mind games present in "Frog Fractions 2" back in 2014. He said that the sequel would be larger in scope than "Frog Fractions," which contains multiple levels of mystery that will be unlocked and will surprise players.