Frog Sqwad is a premium puzzle game for PC developed by Panic Stations. It is a 3D multiplayer platforming adventure featuring giant frogs on a quest to scavenge for food for their voracious king. Players will work together to overcome various challenges and obstacles in order to gather food and bring it home. 

Comparable to games like Party Animals or Human Fall Flat, Frog Sqwad features physics-based gameplay mechanics that will have players swing from ledges to catapult one another over great distances, and generally deal with the challenges of gravity. There’s currently an ongoing playtest that newcomers can request access to. 

Hungry and tongue-tied 

In a nutshell, Frog Sqwad is a slapstick multiplayer puzzle platformer for up to eight players, wherein you and your friends will lead a group of frogs into the sewers to look for food to satiate the hunger of the ravenous Sewer King. Take on extraction-like missions across multiple levels, each featuring a unique set of challenges to overcome and quirky characters to encounter along the way. 

The core gameplay revolves around two main things: collecting food and solving platforming puzzles. Use your stretchy and sticky tongue to latch onto pipes and swing over platforms, or use it to catapult over great distances. Eat and store food in your expandable body, and grow in size to a megafrog that can let out a large booming croak and roll through slides and slopes. 

There are all sorts of dangerous and unusual enemies around in the sewer, and you’ll lose the food you’ve eaten when you take damage, so be mindful of them. Use voice chat to communicate better with your team. Your frog’s mouth will even be animated as you talk. You must also hit your daily food quota to satisfy the Sewer King’s hunger. 

An interesting party game 

In conclusion, if you’re a fan of party games and are looking for something new to play with friends and family, Frog Sqwad is shaping up to be a fun and quirky adventure worth checking out. From its charming characters to its physics-based platforming gameplay and wacky presentations, there’s plenty to like about it. This is a recommended platforming adventure.