- September 7, 2015
- CLYDE
Frauki's Adventure!
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About
In "Frauki's Adventure," battle your way through a complex, interconnected world filled with alien robots in challenging melee combat. Retrieve the Prism Gems and uncover the secrets of Frogland, but be careful as one wrong move could send you back to the surface. Every death is a setback, so use your wits and precision to progress deeper into this bizarre world.








- Engaging combat that feels rewarding as players learn enemy patterns and improve their skills.
- Charming art style and animations, along with a well-crafted world that encourages exploration.
- Unique enemy behaviors and a variety of movement options make encounters interesting and dynamic.
- Significant bugs and balancing issues, particularly in the final section, can disrupt gameplay.
- Lack of polish, including poor controller support, no keyboard rebindings, and limited resolution options.
- Absence of bosses and limited enemy variety lead to repetitive gameplay and a lack of replay value.
music
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in "Frauki's Adventure" is generally praised for its groove and ability to complement the game's unique art style and tone. However, players have reported frequent glitches where music cuts out in certain areas, leading to frustration, despite claims from the sound team that these issues are not bugs. Overall, while the soundtrack enhances the experience, the technical problems detract from its enjoyment.
“I overall enjoyed Frauki's adventure: good movement and combat fluidity, nice world map to discover, unique art style, great music tracks and audio design.”
“The pixel art felt a bit raw at first, but it blends well with the soundtrack and overall tone of the game.”
“The controls feel great, the art style is right up my alley, and the music has a groove to it.”
“The music frequently glitched in areas that used to have music but then no music.”
“According to the sound/music guy, it's not a bug, but it seems like one to me.”
“The music frequently glitched in areas that used to have music but then no music.”