
A cute and quirky old-school adventure platformer about a Frog named Hoppy searching for his frog friend Jumpy. Features a large variety of gimmicks, enemies, obstacles. Unique and challenging boss fights. Equip charms to alter your play style. It has hats.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $4.99 | 34reviews | 94% | — | $3.2K |
| $4.99 | 11ratings | 87% | — | not modelled | |
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My friend bought me this game just because it has frogs in it and is cheap, but what we found was a hidden gem. This is a very enjoyable platformer, with a lot of charm. The game feels similar to Kirby, with easy enough levels that hide collectables. The big sell of this game is the momentum mechanics in this game. In the very first level you're introduced to swings that let you build up a lot of speed that is fun in a visceral way to try and keep. I have some issues with level design. It can be difficult to know whether you're on the critical path or in a secret collectable room. Often you need to progress a few screens to find out. Luckily in most levels back tracking is possible but in the others it really stings. All in all a great game for the price it's at, and an enjoyable 4 hour romp.
I bought Frog Hop just because I like frogs, but it's a cute game. It might look simplistic, and it mostly is, but the dev did put attention to detail in everything. But looking past the simplistic art style, it's definitely not one of those games which were quickly thrown together, turning out buggy and still trying to make a quick buck out of it. It's stable and of good quality. An even though the game has been out for multiple years already, the dev is still updating the game from time to time. Sometimes with minor content/features, sometimes just a few fixes, but the long-lasting support is a good thing. Often on sale for less than 1$ as well, so you have almost nothing to lose if you buy it during a sale.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian +9 more
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Hours played at review time, across 39 reviews with recorded playtime.
Um bom jogo de plataforma onde você é um sapo passando pelos desafios a cada nova plataforma, super recomendado em promoção e bom para jogar no Steam Deck. https://youtu.be/sNtOkHzok-k
Frog Hop is an independently developed platformer that captures the joy of old-school side-scrolling adventures through a deceptively simple premise and an abundance of personality. Developed and published by Tiny Warrior Games, the title follows Hoppy, a small but determined frog embarking on a quest to find his missing companion, Jumpy. While the storyline remains intentionally straightforward, it succeeds in giving players a reason to explore its colorful world. Rather than relying on dramatic plot twists or extensive dialogue, the game lets its gameplay and charming presentation carry the experience, resulting in an adventure that feels approachable and sincere from beginning to end. The standout feature of Frog Hop is undoubtedly its movement mechanics. Hoppy's tongue is much more than a thematic detail; it serves as a central gameplay tool that allows players to swing across gaps, interact with objects, and navigate increasingly complex environments. This mechanic gives the game an identity that separates it from many other indie platformers inspired by the classics. As players progress through the campaign, new obstacles and environmental challenges are introduced at a steady pace, preventing levels from feeling repetitive. The controls are responsive, and while some sections require precise timing, the difficulty generally feels fair and rewarding. Exploration is another area where Frog Hop excels. Hidden collectibles are scattered throughout its stages, encouraging players to thoroughly inspect each environment rather than rushing to the finish line. The game features numerous charms that can alter gameplay in subtle but meaningful ways, allowing players to tailor parts of the experience to their preferences. Cosmetic additions, including unlockable hats and amusing companions, add a layer of charm without distracting from the core mechanics. These optional elements reinforce the game's playful nature and provide extra incentives for completionists seeking to uncover everything Hoppy's adventure has to offer. Boss battles punctuate the journey with memorable encounters that demand more than simple button mashing. Each opponent introduces unique attack patterns and mechanics, creating satisfying milestones throughout the campaign. Combined with the game's concise length, these encounters ensure that Frog Hop remains consistently engaging without overstaying its welcome. Most players can expect to complete the adventure within a few hours, though the inclusion of collectibles and replayability features makes returning for additional runs worthwhile, particularly for speedrunners and dedicated platforming fans. Visually, Frog Hop embraces a bright and inviting aesthetic that complements its lighthearted tone. The environments are varied enough to maintain interest, while Hoppy's expressive animations contribute significantly to the game's appeal. The soundtrack supports the adventure effectively, providing upbeat melodies that suit the whimsical atmosphere. Although the presentation lacks the production values of larger releases, it compensates with enthusiasm and attention to detail. There is an undeniable sense of passion behind every aspect of the game, from its level layouts to its humorous touches. Frog Hop may not redefine the platforming genre, but it succeeds by understanding exactly what kind of experience it wants to deliver. It is a compact, enjoyable adventure that combines inventive traversal mechanics, satisfying exploration, and an abundance of charm into a polished package. Tiny Warrior Games demonstrates that a small-scale project can still leave a lasting impression when built with creativity and dedication. For players who appreciate classic platformers and hidden indie gems, Frog Hop offers a delightful journey that remains easy to recommend years after its release. Rating: 7/10
pretty fun and simple platformer game
Frog Hop was a cool looking platformer that I picked up years ago way back when I first started collecting Steam games. It's great for fans of the platformer genre. Has three difficulty levels and plenty of ways to keep all types of gamers entertained, from casual to hardcore.
My son loves this game.
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nice frog
worst game in history, please learn how to code man fullscreen is not working, same as pretty much everything u should pay people to download it and not the other way around
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