- June 25, 2024
- Molegato
Frogun Encore
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About
Frogun ENCORE is a dashing standalone expansion/sequel to indie hit FROGUN! Explore the world with your trusty Frogun in this cute, lowpoly adventure! Three whole years have passed since Renata defeated Beelzebub, and her small vacation in Jake's town is cut short when the fly bois attack again! It seems one of Beelzebub's loyal followers has an evil scheme in motion to bring him back, and Rena…











- Frogun Encore features improved movement mechanics, including a double jump and a mid-grapple jump, making gameplay feel faster and more fluid.
- The level design is generally well-received, with an emphasis on speed and collecting, providing a fun experience for players.
- The game retains the charm of the original while introducing new elements like local co-op and a fixed camera, which some players find enhances the experience.
- The fixed camera angle limits player control and can lead to depth perception issues, making platforming more challenging and frustrating.
- Many players feel the game is shorter and easier than the original, with less variety in boss fights and overall level design, leading to a perception of it being a downgrade.
- Numerous bugs and glitches have been reported, affecting gameplay consistency and enjoyment, with some players experiencing significant issues during their playthroughs.
- gameplay44 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay in this sequel is generally praised for its smoother mechanics, including the introduction of a double jump and a fixed camera, which enhance the overall experience and level design. While some players find certain stages frustrating due to bugs and control issues, the game maintains a balance of challenge and fun, particularly with the addition of co-op gameplay. However, the absence of certain level styles from the original and the presence of bugs have been noted as drawbacks.
“But this sequel brings double jump and other mechanics which makes it feel even better!”
“The titular frogun's grappling mechanic allows for enough experimentation to keep things fresh, and the difficulty is just right to be a genuine challenge but totally doable, plus getting a perfect grade for each level will satisfy anyone who wants to really test themselves.”
“Frogun is a fantastic game with smooth, intuitive gameplay and smart level design.”
“With some stages that feel legitimately frustrating to overcome basic obstacles and new mechanics that seem to bug out right when you are trying to jump across moving platforms, this is just disappointing.”
“Whiffing platforming due to controls and mechanics bugging out on you is way too common.”
“Finally, while this is not a knock on the quality of the gameplay itself, it's worth noting that this game is extremely buggy, to the point where I wondered at multiple points whether or not the game was properly playtested, as some of the bugs are relatively common to encounter.”




