Witch's Pranks: Frog's Fortune Collector's Edition

It's fun and interesting! The artwork is cute and so is the story line!

Schöner Grafikstil mit Liebe zum Detail. Das Spiel bietet für ein paar Stunden netten Rätselspaß, wobei die zu lösenden Aufgaben recht simpel sind.

Delightful P&C.

pretty fun game for a couple hours, i mean its the same as other find the object/puzzle games

Cute game rescuing frogs and princesses. A bit of back and forth happening, and the puzzles aren't too bad.

As far as point and click adventure games go, this one is very easy, but also perfect for younger children. It's very short, but also fairly cheap (especially on sale). There's two main quests, and then a short side story that you unlock afterwards. All three have decent animations, the story wraps up well, and none of the puzzles are too obtuse (plus you can skip any that give you trouble, if that does happen). My niece loved it, and I enjoyed playing it with her.

Bummed. This seems like such a neat game, but has a bug that makes it crash my computer while completing the snake puzzle. I have reinstalled the game but it happens every time at the same point. This could be my computer, so it might not be a problem for you. I am removing it.

a hog without the hog

This is a very stylish point-and-click adventure puzzle game. There are very few screens that count as being Hidden Object, and all of them have to do with gathering broken pieces of items to repair the image, so I can't quite call this a hidden object game. That said, the story is entertaining enough for a roughly 2.5-3h runtime including bonus chapter. The art is quite attractive in a twisted Mother Goose sort of way, with moments of genuine beauty. The puzzles are not so difficult or tedious that I found the need to skip any, and while there were repeats in puzzle type, they did not overstay their welcome and typically had a reason for resembling a similar puzzle - all in all, I'd say the most common actual puzzle showed up three times. It does suffer slightly from "find x number of shaped cabochons to unlock the door" syndrome - but there are just as many physical, purposeful items to find along the way, including some tools that see re-use. If you're looking for a HOG, this ain't it - but if you're happy with puzzle-solving adventure games, then this might be a good fit for you.

It's not often I can't wait to get home to play something these oh so jaded days. For some reason this is the one that did it for me. I don't know if it was the pleasing art or that I was able to make progress in the little bit of time I had to plays this in. So, if you like goofy and cute read on even if you are a gamer tm, branch out and have fun. WP:FFCE has one of the worst names but it is kind of par for the course in the Hidden Object world which this game is most like. I say most like because it heavily leans on Adventure game logic and moving around to different scenes much like old ZX Spectrum games would back in the day. You'll end up traveling through a mirror to different inventive and frankly stunning worlds trying to transform frog princes back to just princes and probably have it completed in under 4 hours. My only complaints are the fmv footage is fuzzy and stutters like an old PS1 game and I wish it had one more story in it since they didn't make any more of these.