FROGUN Encore, from Molegato, is a standalone expansion that continues Renata’s adventure alongside Jake. This retro 3D platformer builds on the original’s grappling-hook movement with new moves and larger levels designed for playful exploration. Key additions include double jumps, sling catapults, toss jumps, couch co-op, collectible emblems, unlockable hats, and a poseable photo mode.

The Frogun still does the heavy lifting

The signature Frogun grappling hook remains the heart of the game, working as both a movement tool and a weapon. That dual purpose keeps traversal and combat closely linked, especially during boss fights and trickier platforming routes. The result rewards timing, aim, and spatial awareness more than simple forward momentum, giving each stage a hands-on arcade feel.

A console-friendly hop across generations

This version is optimized for Xbox Series X|S and is also compatible with Xbox One, with support for 4K Ultra HD and Smart Delivery. Those details make the release easy to access across supported Xbox hardware while keeping the same core adventure intact. Players get the colorful low-poly style, collectible hunting, and movement-focused platforming without losing the game’s retro-inspired identity.

Couch co-op gives the adventure bounce

FROGUN Encore supports two-player couch co-op with Renata and Jake, giving friends or family a way to tackle the full adventure together. Larger level layouts and movement tricks such as double jumps, sling catapults, and toss jumps help co-op feel more active than a simple tagalong mode. Hats and photo mode also add lighthearted goals outside pure stage clearing.

Remote players miss the lily pad

The game focuses on local co-op and does not include native online multiplayer. That choice keeps the experience rooted in shared-screen play, but it limits friends who want remote sessions. Some precision-heavy platforming and boss encounters can also feel demanding for solo players or younger users, especially when timing and grappling accuracy matter.

Best for shared retro platforming nights

FROGUN Encore fits players who enjoy low-poly platformers, collectible hunting, and movement challenges with a nostalgic edge. Its grappling system and couch co-op give it personality, while the lack of native online multiplayer narrows its reach. Players who want remote co-op or a more relaxed solo adventure get less from its strongest ideas.