Amazing Frog?

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Amazing Frog? is a single player and multiplayer open world shooter game with a comedy theme. It was developed by Fayju and was released on November 21, 2014. It received very positive reviews from players.

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94%Audience ScoreBased on 13,482 reviews

humor1.1k positive mentions

stability54 negative mentions

humor
1,146 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in "Amazing Frog" is widely praised for its offbeat, silly, and often absurd nature, with many players enjoying the game's reliance on toilet humor and ragdoll physics. Reviewers highlight the game's ability to evoke laughter through its quirky challenges, unexpected interactions, and chaotic sandbox environment, making it particularly enjoyable in multiplayer settings. Overall, the game is described as a delightful blend of creativity and humor that keeps players entertained for hours.
- “Amazing frog is a truly exceptional game that captivates players with its unique blend of humor, creativity, and open-world chaos.”
- “With its offbeat humor, imaginative gameplay, and the sheer joy of discovering the unexpected, Amazing Frog stands out as a genuinely delightful and engaging gaming experience.”
- “This game is a must play for people who love humor, destruction, and sandbox.”
- “Is actually enjoyable here as opposed to being animated GIF fodder for the unfunny basements of the internet.”
gameplay
178 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Amazing Frog" is characterized by its intentionally wonky mechanics, leading to unpredictable and often hilarious outcomes, reminiscent of a chaotic sandbox experience. Players enjoy the absurdity and humor, with a focus on exploration and experimentation, although some find the controls clunky and the gameplay repetitive over time. Overall, it offers a lighthearted and entertaining experience, especially in multiplayer settings, despite criticisms regarding its depth and design.
- “With its offbeat humor, imaginative gameplay, and the sheer joy of discovering the unexpected, Amazing Frog stands out as a genuinely delightful and engaging gaming experience.”
- “From performing absurd stunts and driving vehicles to engaging in comical battles with fellow frogs, the possibilities for outrageous and unpredictable gameplay moments are endless.”
- “This game is a lot of fun, and you will get a ton of time out of it just messing with the mechanics of the game, and there is always more to discover.”
- “First off, the mechanics are for 5-year-old children. I mean, you defecate every 3 or so seconds, so walking is a pain. Next, the point of the game is 'you paid 20 bucks to walk around in a shitty town that can't even be explored because of the amazing landscape devs making a random hill.'”
- “The gameplay is clumsy.”
- “Even without this horrible farting 'mechanic,' this game still wouldn't be that much fun at all.”
graphics
172 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising its cartoonish art style and nostalgic feel, while others criticize performance issues and low-quality visuals that hinder gameplay. Many users report significant lag and frame rate drops, particularly on older systems, suggesting that the game may not run well even on low settings. Overall, while the graphics may not be cutting-edge, they are often seen as fitting for the game's quirky tone, though improvements are still desired.
- “Masterpiece, amazing story, graphics, gameplay, controls, and all around perfect. Best game I've ever played.”
- “The graphics may not be top-notch, but they perfectly complement the game's offbeat style.”
- “While Amazing Frog's graphics may not boast photorealistic visuals, its intentionally simplistic and cartoonish art style perfectly complements the game's lighthearted and humorous tone.”
- “If your computer can't handle regular graphics and is really old, or has to have the lowest graphic setting then don't play this game.”
- “This game is great, but sometimes there is a glitch where graphics are horrible and you can't control your movement; other than that, the game has little flaws.”
- “It didn't let me, so here I am, stuck with a horrible game with horrible graphics and a waste of my 16 dollars.”
story
124 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews reflect a mixed perception of the game's story, with many players noting a lack of a coherent narrative, describing it as a sandbox experience filled with quests and activities rather than a traditional story-driven game. Some players appreciate the freedom and fun of the gameplay, while others express frustration over the absence of a meaningful plot. Overall, the game seems to cater more to those who enjoy open-world exploration and varied missions rather than a structured storyline.
- “It both gives you tremendous freedom to explore an astonishingly well-realized world and tells a story that’s gripping, thrilling, and darkly comic.”
- “One of the best games of all time with an amazing narrative and story that rivals Citizen Kane.”
- “The story, inspired by games such as Final Fantasy VII, is a work of art within itself, requiring many days to fully decrypt its meaning, akin to a modern enigma code.”
- “There is no storyline to this game.”
- “I could confidently recommend this game to the sandbox player-base, as at the moment there is no real story to the game.”
- “Great improvement as the game was very laggy and had ugly textures but now it's looking fine, but there is not much of a plot; it's a sandbox game.”
stability
56 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is generally enjoyable, but players report numerous stability issues, including frequent glitches, freezes, and lag, particularly on certain platforms like Mac. While some find the bugs amusing and part of the charm, others express frustration over the impact on gameplay and progression. Overall, the game is considered fun despite its instability, with many hoping for improvements in future updates.
- “Essentially, this game is Goat Simulator but good, and it's not buggy on purpose.”
- “This game is really fun, but when I try to play on a Mac, the screen glitches out on the player select screen and becomes unplayable.”
- “I literally can never play it anymore; it just freezes and never unfreezes.”
- “Please help, this game is not working properly. It keeps acting all buggy on my computer, and I know it's not the computer because it's never done this before. Please notify Gaz & Hal so they can explain or fix it; otherwise, I'm out of 16 bucks.”
optimization
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Overall, the game's optimization has received mixed reviews, with many players reporting poor performance even on high-end systems. While some updates have improved visuals and certain mechanics, the game remains largely unoptimized, making it inaccessible for lower-end PCs and resulting in frustrating gameplay experiences. Players are advised to have a good computer to achieve acceptable frame rates, and there are concerns about the long-term commitment to optimization from the developers.
- “The game is coming along now and the developers seem to be getting to know the new upgraded engine well, which has seen the frog fart hop, better driving physics come back along with better performance and graphics.”
- “It's optimized very well for 2 people, and it feels like people made it, not a company.”
- “Its a great concept idea, extremely creative; I just think this game could be better optimized for lower-end PCs and for greater hardware.”
- “It is a good game at heart, but not accessible to all due to the poor optimization.”
- “Review for v3: its optimization is really bad; no matter how low I set the settings, it will not perform well. The game is not impressive in v3, and I have a good computer that can run games like The Isle and GTA V with good framerates.”
- “Side note: the game won't be optimized to version 0.3.0, so a lot of computers will lag horribly when playing this game... make sure you have a good computer.”
grinding
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, players express that grinding in the game can be quite tedious, often requiring significant time investment, likening it to needing "a second life." However, some reviews highlight improvements like mission checkpointing that alleviate repetitive tasks, making the experience more enjoyable, especially when played with friends. Despite the grind, the game offers fun exploration and hidden secrets that can keep players engaged.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “So fun and no grinding, I totally recommend it.”
- “This is a really fun way to waste some time; I'd recommend you play this game with friends because it can get tedious playing alone.”
- “Everything outside of Swindon might as well be in an entirely different country; it makes exploration and completion so tedious.”
- “It can be a little tedious trying to get around the huge map, but there are a lot of secrets in the game, and I think that Fayju has a few more tricks up their sleeves.”
music
22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received largely negative feedback, with many users noting the absence of background music, which contributes to a bland and silent atmosphere. While some mention the inclusion of royalty-free tracks, the overall sentiment is that the game desperately needs more ambient music to enhance the experience. A few users appreciated the existing music but emphasized the need for additional sound options to avoid the monotony of silence.
- “It has funny ragdolls, nice music, and the maps are pretty good too!”
- “+ music and sounds cool”
- “While I give it a +1 for creative thinking, some ambient music would be nice - the silent slapping of the frogs' feet contributes to making it feel more bland.”
- “No background music for ambiance either, and no objects to interact with.”
- “But one thing it needs is background music because it's way too annoyingly silent to where I just leave.”
- “Also, the game needs some background music; all you hear outside of radios in the area is the frogs' feet slapping against the ground as you walk.”
replayability
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The game's replayability is a mixed bag; while some players find it infinitely replayable due to its depth and exploration elements, others feel it lacks dynamic events, making it less engaging for multiple playthroughs. Overall, opinions vary significantly, with some praising its replay value and others expressing disappointment.
- “☑️ infinitely replayable”
- “It is a very in-depth game and has great replay value.”
- “The game's strongest attribute is its exploration, and its Minecraft-esque discovery of gameplay features, but it's weighed down by its weaknesses: its lack of dynamic events or replay value.”
- “Love the game, just not replayable.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The "legacy" version of the game is praised for its unique and enjoyable atmosphere, resonating deeply with players. Additionally, some users humorously highlight the game's absurdity, such as creating a toxic environment through exaggerated mechanics, which adds a distinct and quirky charm to the overall experience.
- “The 'legacy' version held a special place in the hearts of many players, offering a unique and enjoyable gaming atmosphere.”
emotional
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Players report that the game delivers a deeply emotional experience, featuring heart-wrenching cutscenes and impactful dialogue that provoke intense feelings and reflection on difficult choices. Many express a range of emotions, from laughter to tears, highlighting the game's ability to resonate on a personal level.
- “It left me emotionally damaged from all the heart-wrenching cutscenes and dialogue; it made me contemplate in the shower about all the hard decisions the game forced me to answer.”
- “I laughed, I cried, I felt deeply connected to the characters and their struggles.”
- “The emotional depth of the story had me reflecting on my own life choices long after I finished playing.”