What If Your Girl Was A Frog (+ DLC) (NSFW) ★★☆☆☆

What If Your Girl Was A Frog, well then try not to croak while doing the leapfrog.

What If Your Girl Was A Frog and every other video linked to it can be seen on our Patreon, and if you’re wanting to know what other games we’ve played and have posts for, here’s our list of current games.

• Casual
• DLC
• Hand-drawn
• NSFW
• Puzzle
• Singleplayer

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Where can you buy?

• Available on Steam

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Explanation to Negative Feedback

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Not the best character models

I’m disappointed to say the two characters we get aren’t amazing in their quality, but I’m disappointed because it’s not AI generated, and if it was, they’d probably look great, and that knowledge is annoying.

The frog girl isn’t all that bad, honestly. Her costume has creases in it, she’s in different positions within different environments, but she doesn’t have that high grade quality to her. Maybe it’s her hair that I’m not a fan of.

The guy, though?

He doesn’t show up too often in the base game, but…yeah the artist half-assed drew him.

Short

Without the DLC added on, this is a pretty short game, seeing as there’s nothing to read and it’s just puzzles you’re completing to turn into an animated image.

It’s a con because you can press a keybind in order to auto-complete the puzzle you’re on, meaning you can just rush through to get to where you want to go, and let’s face it, that’s the DLC portion and not the base game.

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Explanation to Positive Feedback

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DLC offers adult content

The base game, I think, only has five scenes. The DLC adds an additional seven scenes, so this is going into the pros portion, since this is basically what the game was made for. Every completed image has animation to them and they look pretty good as well, with, uh, sound effects to complete it.

Cute storyline artwork

I don’t place this game into the visual novel genre, since it’s missing the novel portion, I guess? Meaning it has no words to it. Instead, the storyline comes to you graphically.

These are hand-drawn kind of scribble type of graphics, where we get small image clips of how and why the female frog decided to become a human and stalk this seemingly random guy. I personally love the style. It’s not cell-shading and it’s not soft-shading, but a color dabbing of shading going on. Like shading with a spongey surface, let’s say.

I can’t recall what kind of shading it is, sorry!

But aside from these scenes, you get the main artwork of soft-shading.

Simple puzzles

It’s sometimes hard for me to decide where the simplicity of puzzles land in the grand scheme of things, but I’m placing this in pros just because the puzzles are a bit different, despite being simplistic. Instead of normal puzzle pieces, they’re styled into hexagonal pieces, but the concept is the same.

Take one piece and place it where it needs to go.

Also, the puzzle pieces themselves are still images, but the background of the character your piecing together has motion to it, which can add a little bit of difficulty, since things don’t look quite as aligned.