After finishing the "Arthur Yahtzee" and "Rob Blanc" trilogies, Croshaw had stated that he was done with making adventure games. In 2002, however, Croshaw wrote and released "The Trials of Odysseus Kent", inspired by the "Monkey Island" series. The game follows Odysseus Kent, a mysterious drifter and treasure hunter who dresses like he's from the Regency era. Kent has come to a small village community in search of a bonanza called the Lost Treasure of Randolph McBoing. The game uses a traditional point-and-click interface places a higher emphasis on visual graphics rather than message boxes. The game was to be continued in a sequel entitled "The Rise and Fall of Odysseus Kent", however, Croshaw lost interest and the game remains unfinished.