- July 12, 2016
- CowboyColor
Handsome MR. Frog
Platforms
About
In "Handsome Mr. Frog," players join the titular character on a quest to reclaim his stolen hat from lesser-looking enemies. Traverse through four stylish worlds, battling foes by licking, holding, and spitting them out. Compete for high scores on the Steam Leaderboard, collect 64 outfits, and enjoy the chiptune soundtrack by @zbwmusic. This game offers controller support and Steam trading cards.








- Handsome Mr. Frog offers a charming retro arcade experience with simple yet addictive gameplay, making it easy to pick up and play.
- The game features delightful art and sound design, with a fun mechanic of using the frog's tongue to interact with enemies and objects.
- At its low price point, the game provides good value, allowing players to enjoy quick sessions while aiming for high scores.
- The gameplay can feel repetitive and lacks depth, with limited enemy types and simplistic level design that may not hold players' interest for long.
- Controls can be clunky at times, and the lack of a pause feature can be frustrating during gameplay.
- Some players may find the game too easy due to the abundance of lives and safe spots, reducing the overall challenge.
gameplay
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by simple mechanics that evoke classic arcade titles, offering a mix of fun and fluidity, though it may take time to master the controls. While some players appreciate the unique spitting enemies and tongue mechanics, others find the overall experience one-dimensional and lacking depth. The game's appealing graphics and music complement the gameplay, but opinions are divided on its overall enjoyment.
“Looks like an arcade era hit, with simple but attractive gameplay.”
“The spitting enemies mechanic makes it feel unique enough to give it its own identity instead of being a clone of another game.”
“The gameplay is simple but fluid.”
“The worst part about the game is how simple and one-dimensional the gameplay is.”
“Bad gameplay.”
“It has a pretty simple mechanic and is very reminiscent of the original Mario Bros arcade where you play for a high-score (not the famous one on the NES, the one before that).”