6/9/20261 min

It’s underway! Frog Team launches its crowdfunding campaign

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Santander X Explorer
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Crowdfunding
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Frog Team, one of the 20 projects selected to receive guidance from Santander X Explorer, has launched its crowdfunding campaign.

We are an independent video game studio with a unique artistic vision, which we use to explore themes such as mental health, diversity and the different social realities present in our daily lives. And we do all this through the development of our first video game: Oniria.

“Being part of Frog Team has meant finding my place within the video game industry. But for me, what’s been truly valuable has been the day-to-day work side-by-side with my colleagues, the professional as well as the personal growth in an environment where I’ve never felt judged, thanks to the diversity and inclusivity we bring.  Frog Team has taught me to value my team’s achievements just as I would my own, and to understand that in an industry where everything seems to work against small studios, it is these studios that teach us that the passion and love you put into your work is everything,” explains Eneko de Blas, a member of the team.

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Fundraising has already begun to support their first project: Oniria. Here, you can follow the progress of the campaign and, if you'd like, find out how to support it.

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