Frogun

A pretty solid 3D platformer

I had so much fun playing this game. The retro graphs are really pretty and nostalgic

An amazing game with an amazing art style and experience. It is fun and enjoyable. Definitely a must-play for Super Mario enthusiasts.

Достатньо непоганий платформер, проходити на 100% було достатньо приємно Єдині мінуси що я бачу це достатньо незручне прицілювання в деякі моменти, а також необхідність в фармі валюти для відкриття всіх предметів галереї(буду чесним шапки я всі відкрив своїми силами, а для відкриття галереї просто накрутив монети через редагування файлів)

The short review I would give this game: It reminds me of games of the PS1/N64 era, and if you like games of that ilk, you are doing yourself a disservice not playing this game. The long review, well, buckle up because I got a lot to say: First thing's first, the aesthetics hit the nail on the head. Graphically, it looks the part of 5th gen console releases. It is a beautiful game, with adorable character designs (Renata is tied with Niko from OneShot for most adorable protagonist), and some breathtaking visuals while still staying with the limitations of looking like 5th gen games, there were points I just had to stop and admire the skyboxes, particularly in the ice levels. The story is sweet, with Renata going into the Beelzebub Ruins to save her parents who have not returned, armed with the titular Frogun. It also has a beautiful soundtrack, courtesy of Adam Foley/Altered Ego, which I think fits each level theme perfect, while still being great compositions in their own right. The gameplay, however, is the big thing with games, and this game has some great movement, combined with well designed stages. It was very fun going back into levels and getting the best times I could, or finding all the treasures for a full emblem. That being said, while it nails the 5th gen vibe, that comes as a double-edged sword. There are some moments in the game where hitboxes are not as generous as they may seem. And, while the movement itself and level design is fun, aiming the Frogun can take some getting used to, and, dare I say, can initially feel a bit "janky." Oh, and do not be fooled by the early stages of this game, for later on, it gets HARD. Just a warning. However, for the most part, it never seemed unfair to me. If anything, the fact Frogun got so hard in later levels was quite the welcome surprise. In truth, I did not want to put this game down, and it has that "just one more try" feeling that gets me so hooked into games of this type. To finish, I'd recommend this game. It is a very fun time, but do not be fooled by its appearance, as it can be deceptively hard in the later portions. But my question to you is this: Are you up to a good challenge?

A charming throwback to the 32-bit era! Using a frog tongue as a grappling hook is very satisfying. The level design allows for several shortcuts and speedrun possibilities. The characters are cute and the soundtrack is really nice!