Will The Man Get Frog

It's really cute and the concept is great, but the words are impossible to read and there's no way to change it

A real gem of a game. The 5-7-5 constraint of haiku already tests the limits of one's creative writing. But to limit your word set to a scant few that are mostly random? Now that is a real exercise for the brain and a tantalizing challenge. It's easy and fun to find a few humorous word combos and bang out a joke poem in a few minutes, but it's another endeavor entirely when you try to chip away at the problem and wrest a minute lexicon into something deep, meaningful, and powerful. The kigo or season word serves as the heart of the poem and the words (and their variants) make up the skeleton and flesh. It's your own creative capacity that breathes life into these bite sized creations. There's really no telling how any given haiku might turn out, and it's remarkable to me how the limited set of words forces not just minor revisions, but entire transformations. Easy tweaks are often absent, compelling the player/author to explore different approaches to distilling and expressing the poetry hidden in a miniscule and largely random vocabulary. It's like chiseling David from a block of marble. The main reason I don't play more often is because I know how deeply I can get drawn in…

Fun little game about making haikus from random words. It's a fun little find. I like the retro 8-bit style, I think it befits the game very well.

Absolutely love making a haiku every morning. The restrictions make the creation more fun and i love downloading a gif to share with my friends who also play. Can't recommend this enough!

Very good for those Who suffer from writer's block-- Ten out of ten frogs.

Haiku game very fun. Sometimes you get bum or rum. Dumb bum drink much rum.