A hand-drawn, puzzle-ridden, fantasy nightmare comedy point & click adventure coming in 2026 for Windows and Mac

Siegfried is a low-ranking official of the crown who becomes the only survivor of a dragon hunting expedition after the entire party is swallowed by a beast the size of an aircraft carrier. Now, he finds himself deep inside the dragon. He is alone. He is afraid. He has no idea what an aircraft carrier is.

Help Siegfried on his quest through the inner world of the dragon! Explore bizarre organs, meet bizarre people and get out alive!

Dragon Fodder is a point & click adventure heavily inspired by classic PC games of the nineties as well as writers and artists like Douglas Adams and Don Rosa, with hand-painted art and animation, along with a story full of nightmare humour.

Dragon Fodder will be available for Windows and Mac.

Demo coming soon!

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About

Lukas (hereinafter referred to as “I,” because I’m writing this) is the multi-tasking designer, writer, programmer, graphic artist and composer behind Dragon Fodder. Hi! I’ve been an adventure gamer ever since I fell in love with the genre at the age of eleven, when I first played Maniac Mansion.

I’ve created all kinds of content literally for decades, be it comic pages, cartoons, short films or articles for retro gaming websites and print magazines.

After working in e-learning for a few years, my university gave me the opportunity to create my first game, Bugtopia, an educational point & click adventure. It’s available for free, in case you‘d like to give it a try (though you likely won’t get very far unless you speak German).

I’m also a professional writer with a career in audio drama, with more than two dozen scripts under my belt and – at the time of writing this – over half a million streams. German-speaking audiences might know me from the series Cthulhus Ruf, an epic, 22-hour-long adaptation of the works of H.P. Lovecraft, which my writing partner Dirk Jürgensen and I co-wrote. It was produced with the crème de la crème of German voice actors, and you can check it out on Spotify and (partially) on YouTube. Alternatively, you can buy all of my works on platforms like Amazon or directly from the publisher’s web store.

Dragon Fodder is the first project I’m tackling without the backing of an institution or company, but thankfully not without help of awesome people who step in with their expertise whenever I’m out of my depth.

I’ll also need YOUR help to make this game a reality. I’d be delighted if you could follow me on Kickstarter and/or subscribe to the (sort of) monthly Dragon Fodder newsletter.