Time on Frog Island

画风我超级喜欢，尤其喜欢在雪山顶上看夜晚的极光！但是我觉得加上任务指引和地图会更好一点，没有地图真的饶了很多圈子，还有如果有个物品栏就更好了，因为一次性只能拿一个东西，雪山上的冰块需要融化解冻来来回回跑了很多次。

It's a very cute and cozy puzzle adventure. I like that the frogs talk in simple pictures only. Sometimes it's hard to know where to go but I still loved it.

Joguinho top!

It’s a cute, fun time

Apesar do lindo visual, com uma pegada que dá a entender que é um jogo infantil, esse não é o caso de Time on Frog Island. O game não é nem um pouco intuitivo, o que vai te fazer travar em alguns momentos sem saber pra onde ir, e isso logo nas primeiras horas. Pra mim o mais complicado nisso tudo é que caso você não faça o jogo em uma determinada ordem, em algumas vezes os personagens podem bugar e você vai ficar travado no progresso. Eu recorri ao guia e conclui ele. Os 100% dele também é bem gostosinho de fazer, com alguns segredinhos. Porém senti que faltou conteúdo, eles poderiam ter aproveitado mais aquele pequeno universo que criaram na ilha dos sapos. A missão envolve apenas em consertar o seu barco, e vazar, com uma história de fundo bem bonitinha e triste. Já sabendo o que fazer, você zera ele rapidinho, então é uma boa pegada pra quem quer algo rápido.

I didn’t know what I was getting into with Time on Frog Island, but consider this my “wish you were here” postcard. Spoiler: I loved it. On paper, the concept of Time on Frog Island is almost laughably simple. You’re stranded on an island after a shipwreck and must repair your boat to leave. It’s a straightforward setup that can be completed in just four in-game days. But true to its name, I took my time, and it was one of the most memorable gaming experiences I’ve had in a while. The game is oozing with personality. Every frog and island resident has their special flair, even though there’s no spoken or written dialogue. They communicate through expressive gestures and little symbols that float above their heads, and somehow, that’s enough to make them feel like fully fleshed-out characters. I couldn’t help but smile at the eccentricities of the frogs I met. From a grumpy fisherman to a gardener with an overgrown patch of weeds, every interaction felt playful and memorable. At its core, the gameplay is a series of fetch quests. You bring one character an item, which unlocks another clue or trade, and so on. If that sounds tedious to you, I get it. Fetch quests don’t have the best reputation. But Time on Frog Island does something special—it turns what could have been a chore into an oddly satisfying cycle. Every task feels like solving a little puzzle, and when you finally figure out how to connect the dots, it’s a dopamine rush. That said, a few of the puzzles stumped me. After spending too much time scratching my head, I turned to a guide. And you know what? I don’t regret it. It helped me keep the momentum going and let me focus on what I loved most: exploring this charming island. The art style deserves a special shoutout. It’s bright, colorful, and perfectly matches the lighthearted tone of the game. The island feels alive, from its forests to the waves lapping at the shore. It’s the kind of world that invites you to wander, get lost, and discover little secrets tucked into every corner. And that's exactly what I did. But it’s not all smooth sailing. The walking speed, for example, is frustratingly slow. You can temporarily boost your movement with certain items, but those boosts wear off quickly. For a game that encourages exploration and backtracking, the lack of a permanent sprint button feels like a misstep. By the time I was chasing 100% completion, the slow pace started to wear on me. It’s a small complaint in the grand scheme of things, but it’s something that could’ve made a good experience even better. Despite its few flaws, Time on Frog Island is a game that sticks with you. It’s cozy, it’s charming, and it has a special way of drawing you into its world without needing flashy graphics or complex mechanics. If you’re a fan of laid-back, character-driven games like Mail Time or Mika and the Witch’s Mountain, this one will feel right at home in your library. Time on Frog Island feels like a reminder to slow down and enjoy the journey. Sometimes, the best adventures aren’t about the destination but about the frogs you meet along the way. 🐸

Really needs a map.

Wow, I did not expect this game to hit me with feels so hard, but it did! It feels like a classic Zelda adventure sans combat, exploring a mysterious world full of things you don’t understand, and uncovering verging little stories along the way. A lovely time.

J'ai profité de la promo à 4€ pour acheter ce jeu (20€ c'est peut-être un peu beaucoup, j'y ai joué 6h en étant nulle). Pour moi la difficulté réside dans le fait qu'il n'y a pas de map ni de journal des quêtes, vous devez donc bien garder les choses en tête donc enchaînez le jeu assez vite. Vous n'avez pas non plus de poches pour ranger les objets de quêtes que vous trouvez. Aussi je découvre à la fin du jeu qu'on peut faire des trucs sympas avec les potions... bon ben ça ne me sert plus à rien maintenant xD. Pour ceux qui font le prologue, il est complètement supprimé dans la version finale du jeu. Voilà un bon moment passé cela dit avec une façon originale de "discuter" qui se comprend assez bien.

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