Go Up Frog

This game teaches you how to self control

This game is a nice little reflexe wake up for fellow Celeste fans. But boy do I have some things to say. It's a good platformer with well made animations and level designs, the volume slider works but not with the obstacles, but that's an easy fix. Two of the biggest problems that I ran into was getting infinitely stun locked on a trampoline while infinite arrows kept hitting me, I had to restart my whole save. At that point, I was fuming more than ever, but I still continued playing for the 100% and for my platformer brain. Secondly, I accidentally pressed "New game" button and my progress was completely whiped once again, hey but at least the fireflies progression saves! Anyways, I was silently tweeking since I was basically at the end of the game. I shearched everywhere on the internet to try and find a way to get my progress back through my files. Now here's where all hope shined back, the own developer of this game, Eggcat, responded to my message for help in the community hub of Go Up Frog. And with an immense surprise, he made me my own save file in the location that I described to him. I am saying this again, thank you so much Eggcat for being the amazing dev you are and …

Go Up Frog is a simple arcade platformer built around one clear idea: help a frog climb higher and higher while avoiding obstacles and trying to reach the top. The game focuses on quick reactions, timing, and repeating attempts to improve your progress. The biggest strength of Go Up Frog is its simplicity. The concept is easy to understand immediately, and the controls are usually straightforward enough for anyone to pick up. This makes it a good choice for short gaming sessions where you just want a quick challenge. The gameplay loop can be surprisingly addictive. Reaching a new height, overcoming a difficult section, or beating your previous attempt gives a small but satisfying feeling of progress. The challenge comes from improving your own skills rather than relying on complicated upgrades or systems. The frog theme also gives the game some charm. A cute main character and simple presentation help make the experience more enjoyable, even though the core idea is basic. It has the kind of casual appeal that works well for small indie games. However, the biggest issue is the lack of variety. Once you understand the main mechanics, the experience does not always introduce enoug…

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