捣蛋蛙（Croak Squad）

捣蛋蛙（Croak Squad） by BonkersLab is built around a single absurd but instantly memorable idea, and everything in the game radiates outward from that core concept. At a glance, it presents itself as a lighthearted cooperative platformer featuring a group of cartoon frogs navigating obstacle-filled stages, but it quickly becomes clear that this is less about traditional platforming and more about mastering an unconventional form of teamwork. Instead of jumping or relying on standard traversal tools, players must swallow their teammates and launch them across gaps, hazards, and vertical spaces, effectively turning each other into living projectiles. It’s a mechanic that feels comedic at first, but as the game unfolds, it reveals a surprising level of depth and challenge. The structure of the game revolves around cooperative problem-solving, where each level acts as a carefully designed puzzle that can only be completed through coordination. Early stages serve as an introduction, allowing players to grasp the basic timing and positioning required to execute launches successfully. However, the difficulty escalates steadily, introducing more complex layouts, tighter margins for error, and…