Feed the Frog

Feed the Frog is a logic puzzle in a three-dimensional world where the heroine finds herself among cubic platforms and geometric blocks. In this abstract space, she needs help to obtain food in the form of flies and stars. The game is based on the mechanics of ricochet in a full 3D environment. The frog sits on a platform and sticks out its tongue in a straight line in the direction it is turned. Mirrors are placed throughout the level that can be rotated to reflect the tongue in the desired direction. The advantage of three-dimensionality is that the whole world rotates—you can rotate the camera and view the level from any angle for a better understanding of the location of objects. There are a total of twenty-four levels divided into three sections.

How to play?

Rotate the camera around the level by dragging the mouse or using the special buttons. This allows you to see the location of mirrors, flies, and stars from all sides. This is especially useful when objects are hidden behind blocks or are at different heights. Rotate the frog itself by clicking on it. It looks in a certain direction and that is where the tongue will fly. Shoot the tongue and watch it move in a straight line. If there is a mirror in the way, the tongue will reflect at the appropriate angle and continue moving in a new direction. Click on the mirrors to change their angle. Rotate the world to see exactly where the mirror is pointing after turning. Try different combinations of positions until you find the right trajectory. When the tongue touches all the targets on the map, the level will be considered complete. Collect as many stars as possible at each stage—they will be needed as a pass to closed sections further on.