A toad well travelled

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Very challenging, loved the ambiance in the last level (that's not to say the rest of the background audio is bad in other parts, just that the last level had the best). Deceptive, no saves barring one checkpoint in the last level (mercifully). Controls can be clunky, and it'd be helpful to be able to reread the chapter briefs, considering they're two pages each and buried in them is often level crucial information. As an Australian, I found the environment and ambiance to be delightful, though I did find it odd that I was playing as a Cane Toad. Was very frustrating, so I completed it on the spawn setting. Hope the ending cliffhanger is resolved. Shout out Any Austin on youtube for showing this game.

So 100% serious i love this game! it so unique and interesting i just cant help but find it charming. that being said the only thing that bothers me is that it ends on a to be continued. otherwise i had a blast with it.

Just wanna go home to Slippery Pond Where the air is fresh and life goes on I've been in here for far too long So here I go, just singing my song Knew I'd never be number one Don't remember what I've done Can anyone hear me, does anyone care? I really believed, that life was fair Just wanna go home to Slippery Pond Where the air is fresh and life goes on I've been in here for far too long So here I go, just singing my song Took my time in learning how to be the best So what comes now? Can't remember not doing right But while I'm here, maybe I might Just wanna go home to Slippery Pond Where the air is fresh and life goes on I've been in here for far too long So here I go, just singing my song

Amaszing

Fun and challenging game and clearly a lot of heart and soul has been put into it

It's a game with a lot of heart. Very fair overall, so long as you pay attention to the story. There's also a manual that's been provided that can help explain some of the mechanics and puzzle-relevant text a bit more clearly - sort of a nice old-school touch. I think there was only one part of the game that truly frustrated me, but it's also got checkpoints to make it a little less frustrating. The manual also clued me in to a mechanic that I missed here - but I still think the RNG was a bit against the overall fairness of the rest of the game. The ambience and art was really good. Not much more to say here other than that I really enjoyed the presentation for each level. I'd definitely recommend it, especially for the price. Maybe play through it on the easiest difficulty and, if you're so inclined, crank it up from there for another playthrough.