Frogsong

this games very short and cute and definitely worth a playthrough. I will say the camera can get annoying at times

cute frog game! kinda short but i thought it was neat.

Frogsong is a short, extremely linear RPG where you play a small frog seeking to be taken seriously as a warrior. It's cute and the protangonsist's story is sympathetic but it's not a serious RPG. Character development is limited; two weapon upgrades and a few more health upgrades. The entire gameworld is a few linear paths that need to be followed to arrive at the quest destination. There are a few side quests but the only real payoff you get is more health upgrades. I think maybe this game was designed for small children. I was just hoping to play a cool RPG with frogs. This wasn't it.

[i]Frogsong[/i], much like it's protagonist, proves that great things can come in small sizes. While the game is short, at about four hours or less depending on if you search for every collectable, the game's story, and charming characters, still leave a great impact. Chorus' personal journey is one that is sure to resonate with many players for a myriad of reasons, especially those who have experienced arbitrary exclusion. Additionally, the game's extensive accessibility features provide several different ways to enjoy the game's narrative and gameplay in a way that works best for you. Overall, [i]Frogsong[/i] is a delightful treat for people who enjoy classic action-adventure games in the spirit of 2D [i]Zelda[/i] titles.

This is a great game where, while for the most part very cute with its character designs and overall vibe, it also has some parts where there's instances of self doubt and other topics. Short & sweet and doesn't take a lot of time to finish if you blaze through the story (I 100%'ed it thus my hours are more than average lol). The gameplay is pretty simple and Zelda-like if you're into that. I can't say much because I would spoil but the story is good imo. Mea approves! 👍🏿

I LOVE THIS GAME

I didn't like the combat. I'm not sure what exactly it is, as I've played other 2D games with combat without issue, but this felt very slow and clunky. Luckily the game includes several ways to minimize it. The distance between locations was also quite large, with very little exploration, but at least you unlock fast travel once you've been to those places. I also didn't like how abruptly the ending came about, though it was very sweet. I know I sound a little negative here, but trust that I did have a good time playing the game! It was a lot of fun to see how the story progressed (and a lot does happen in only ~4 hours).