Frog Demon

If you enjoy 15 second looping background music and being called a "looser" every time you die AND have no real incentive to even look at the game let alone play it then this is for you!!!

A short, looping soundtrack that will give you a headache after a minute. Floaty platforming controls with enemies that spawn out of thin air in front of you. Controller support but you have to use your mouse for the menu to restart. You can just spam shoot and easily breeze through the level - they were "designed" with a blindfold on. More than likely this piece of shovelware just used some free art. Don't let the decent art decieve you, this is an absolute abomination and no fun is to be had here. No effort went into this, evident from the game over screen calling you a "looser".

Frog Demon, developed by White Dog Games and published by SA Industry, is a small-scale action shooter that blends the high-paced intensity of arcade gunplay with the challenge of classic platforming. The game attempts to revive the simplicity and chaos of retro side-scrollers where precision, reflexes, and persistence mattered more than cinematic flair or narrative complexity. Across a series of fifty stages, players must jump, shoot, and survive against waves of enemies while navigating treacherous terrain. It’s a game that wears its old-school influences proudly, built on straightforward design principles and relentless difficulty, but its ambition to merge two demanding genres sometimes becomes as much of a weakness as it is a strength. The structure of Frog Demon is built around a continuous loop of movement and combat. Each level introduces new layouts and enemy placements designed to test the player’s reflexes. The platforming sections are tight and unforgiving—mistimed jumps or poor positioning can easily send you back to the start. Simultaneously, enemies attack from multiple angles, forcing you to divide your focus between surviving the environment and maintaining offens…

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This game is not good at all. I have no doubts that this is some asset flip of some kind.

i'd skip this one