FREST

curse you, Spencer. why have chest but no loot?

"Charming little platformer, didn't expect to like it this much" Went in not knowing much about FREST and ended up pleasantly surprised. It's a 3D collectathon-platformer with a talking frog guide and cat-people called Cates — sounds like a lot going on but it comes together nicely, and it's short enough to finish in one solid sitting. The movement feels tight and responsive from the jump, and the world design has real charm to it, very "90s platformer" in the best way without feeling dated. Went through all three provinces and the pacing held up well from start to finish without ever feeling padded. For a free game, this punches way above what I expected. The controls and level design already feel more polished than most F2P platformers I've tried, and getting all 10 achievements along the way felt satisfying rather than grindy. Bottom line: short, free, and genuinely well-made. If you're into 3D platformers, there's zero reason not to play the whole thing — it won't take long and it's worth your time.

It is a pretty good game, the visuals are cute, controls are good (though a bit janky), level design is interesting. BUT, as a person who loves achievements, I am in frustration. The achievement "The Very Frest" just doesn't unlock for me :( 7/10

10/10 challenge

my teacher was on the team that made this game. he told me if i played the game and 100% it ill get extra credit. i see why he teaches...

I wasn't really feeling this game at first, but the more I played it the more it grew on me Fun little platformer, only takes 3-4 hours to get all the achievements And about 37% of players have all the achievements, which is quite high. People want to play this game to the end, and it deserves more than 78% recommended