Finding Frankie

Finding Frankie turns a cheerful Saturday-morning game show into a survival course. You win a spot on Frankie's parkour program after finding one of three secret invitations tucked inside a box of Frankie's branded cereal, and you compete against two other contestants across a sprawling parkour palace. What starts as bright, bouncy fun shifts into something far darker once Frankie, Henry Hotline, and the rest of the cartoon cast drop their friendly personas. This page gathers the current build details, the download routes for PPSA28058 (USA), and a clear look at what the game actually asks of you.

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Technical Specifications

The build listed here is v01.005.000, which is an estimate based on the dump notes rather than a figure pulled from an official store listing. Check the version string inside your download folder before you install so you know exactly which package you are working with.

What Finding Frankie Actually Is

Strip away the mascot-horror packaging and Finding Frankie is a first-person parkour game with a stealth layer on top. Each course is a timed obstacle run, and the two rival contestants share the same arena. You run, jump, swing, slide, and grind your way toward the finish while Frankie, Henry Hotline, and other enemies patrol the same space. Getting spotted or mistiming a jump costs you progress, and the show's elimination format means the pressure never fully lifts.

The movement set is broader than a simple jump-and-run. Bar swinging carries you across gaps, wall jumping lets you climb tight vertical sections, rail grinding moves you quickly along fixed lines, and trampolines launch you into the next segment. The game mixes these mechanics constantly, so a single course may ask for three or four different techniques in sequence. That variety is what keeps the parkour from turning into a repetitive sprint.

Between the high-speed sections, you carry Deputy Duck, a small companion that doubles as a toolkit. Deputy Duck emits flashing lights, scans with radar, and generally fills the role of a friendly presence in an otherwise hostile building. The radar scan is the practical part: it helps you read the space around you before you commit to a blind corner or a dark tunnel.

Key Features

• Competitive show format: you race two other contestants through Frankie's courses while the cast systematically eliminates players.
• Layered parkour mechanics: bar swinging, wall jumping, rail grinding, trampoline hopping, sliding, and running all appear across the courses.
• Deputy Duck companion: a multi-purpose sidekick that provides flashing lights and radar scanning during quieter exploration stretches.
• Large connected venue: Frankie's Parkour Palace spans indoor trampoline parks, intricate obstacle courses, ventilation shafts, and dark labyrinth tunnels beneath the building.
• Mascot horror tone: friendly cartoon characters shift into lifelike, sinister versions of themselves as the show progresses.
• Stealth alongside speed: avoiding Frankie and Henry Hotline matters as much as clean movement through the obstacles.
• Broad text localization: eight screen languages ship with the build, with English voice work.

Download Options for PPSA28058

Three separate download routes are listed below, all for the USA title PPSA28058. Two come from different dumpers, and the third is an FPKG build. Pick the one that matches your setup and the firmware you are running.

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PPSA28058 – USA (@Deckerr97)

	NAME	Finding Frankie
	LANGUAGE	Multi
	RELEASE	2025
	GENRE	Adventure

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PPSA28058 – USA (@Pippo26442999)

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PPSA28058 – USA (@Pippo26442999) (FPKG)

The first listing is a dump credited to vinzenzoz85 and Deckerr97, packaged as game v01.005.000 with a backport for 4.xx and higher. The second is a dump from Pippo26442999 at roughly 11GB, also backported for 4.xx and beyond, with the SDK noted as 9.xx and a separate backport folder included. The third is the FPKG variant at about 4GB, where the backport is already baked into the base file and the original PKG files are included separately as an optional extra. All three share the same password: DLPSGAME.COM.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: the parkour toolkit is genuinely varied, the mascot-horror shift lands harder than the cartoon art style suggests, Deputy Duck adds a useful utility layer, and the multi-language text support covers a wide audience.
• Pros: three separate download routes give you a fallback if one package does not suit your firmware.
• Cons: the 11GB dump and the 4GB FPKG differ significantly in size, so storage planning depends entirely on which route you take.
• Cons: the file size listed in the specifications table (2MB) reflects the download page metadata, not the full game payload, so do not plan storage around that number.
• Cons: the backport requirement means older firmware users need to apply the correct patch, and the FPKG route assumes you are comfortable with that workflow.

Version Freshness and Package Notes

The build here sits at v01.005.000, which is an estimate drawn from the dump descriptions rather than a confirmed official release number. If a newer patch appears, the version string in your folder is the quickest way to tell whether you are current. The publisher field lists psp, and the dump credits point to Deckerr97, vinzenzoz85, and Pippo26442999 as the people who produced the files.

On the technical side, the dumps are built for firmware 4.xx and higher, and the SDK is noted as 9.xx. The FPKG variant has its backport already included in the base, which removes a manual step if you prefer a single-package install. The separate original PKG files ship alongside it as an optional extra, so you can keep the untouched files if you want them. The password for every archive is DLPSGAME.COM.

If you are new to this kind of package, the guide download and tool download links included in each spoiler block walk through the extraction and transfer process. Read them before you start moving files around, since the backport step is the part most people get wrong.

Who This Game Suits

Finding Frankie fits players who want movement challenge first and scares second. If you enjoy chaining a wall jump into a rail grind into a trampoline launch under time pressure, the course design gives you plenty to work with. If you prefer slow, atmospheric horror with little platforming, the constant running and swinging will feel like a different genre entirely.

The mascot-horror framing also appeals to anyone who grew up with cheerful cartoon characters and enjoys seeing that imagery turned hostile. The comparison drawn by early players — a battle-royale-style elimination show crossed with mascot horror — is a fair summary of how the game presents itself. Impulse Gamer called it a breath of fresh air in the mascot horror genre, and PlayFront.de described it as an intense, unforgettable experience.

If you like the idea of a mascot-led adventure but want something gentler, the Disney Pixar Finding Nemo package on this site sits at the opposite end of the tone spectrum. For racing fans, Frankie Dettori Racing shares nothing but a first name with this title.

Gameplay Breakdown

Course Structure

Courses are built as obstacle sequences rather than open sandboxes. You move forward through checkpoints, and the two rival contestants occupy the same space, which means the arena is never fully yours. The elimination format keeps the stakes visible: the show removes players as it goes, and the pressure to finish cleanly rises with each segment.

Enemy Pressure

Frankie and Henry Hotline are the headline threats, and both deviate from their friendly cartoon personas as the show turns. Avoiding them is a stealth problem layered on top of the parkour. You will often choose between a fast line that passes close to an enemy and a slower line that keeps you out of sight.

Deputy Duck Utility

Deputy Duck covers the moments when you are not mid-swing. The flashing lights help in the darker sections, and the radar scan gives you a read on the space ahead. The ventilation shafts and labyrinth tunnels beneath the building are where this companion earns its place, since those areas are tight and poorly lit.

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Use the button above for the primary package, or pick one of the alternate routes in the download section if you need the larger dump or the FPKG build. Confirm your firmware against the 4.xx backport requirement before you install, and keep the password DLPSGAME.COM handy for extraction.

“basically Fall Guys, plus Squid Game, plus mascot horror & it’s actually REALLY fun!” – Dyllie

“…a breath of fresh air in the mascot horror genre…” 4/5 – Impulse Gamer

“…an intense, unforgettable experience.” – PlayFront.de

“I was legitimately not thinking this game would be this scary… this really plays on your primal instincts” – Node

Finding Frankie invites YOU to a true experience of terror as you compete in a terrifyingly twisted parkour show. Stealthily navigate around horrifying characters and swing through challenging parkour courses. This is one game show you won’t want to miss!

Upon discovering one of the three secret invitations concealed within a box of Frankie’s branded cereal, you embrace the challenge of competing against two other contestants in what initially appears to be a delightful parkour game show.

However, while still rooted in parkour and obstacle courses, this game show takes an unexpected deadly turn. Frankie, Henry Hotline, and the other characters deviate from their friendly cartoon personas, revealing a more lifelike and sinister nature. As you traverse intricate and challenging parkour levels and obstacle courses, you must strive to emerge victorious while you and your fellow contestants are systematically eliminated.

-Fight for your life as you compete against two other contestants in Frankie’s twisted parkour game show. Run, jump, swing and slide your way throughout parkour and obstacle courses while avoiding Frankie, Henry Hotline and many other terrifying enemies.
-Experience a variety of parkour mechanics, including bar swinging, wall jumping, rail grinding, trampoline hopping, and more.
-During moments when you’re not engaged in swinging or wall jumping, you’ll have the companionship of a versatile friend on your journey—Deputy Duck!
-Deputy Duck proves to be a jack of all trades, from emitting flashing lights and scanning radar to exuding absolute adorableness.
-Embark on an exploration of the expansive Frankie’s Parkour Palace, ranging from indoor trampoline parks to intricate obstacle courses. Navigate through tighter spaces such as ventilation shafts and the dark, labyrinth tunnels that snake beneath the building.

Recommended For You: If you enjoy this game, also check out Disney Pixar Finding Nemo for more top-rated gameplay.

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