Frog Mania

Frog Mania is a puzzle game about an overpopulated swamp where amphibians have occupied almost every water lily. They all sit and wait for dragonflies, their favorite treat, to fly by. The problem is that they can't move—any jump will scare away their prey, and they'll have to wait all over again. The clever frogs have come up with a clever system for catching food while remaining motionless. They have learned to use their tongues not only to catch insects, but also to push each other. The mechanics work through a chain reaction: one frog hits its neighbor with its tongue, which turns away from the blow and automatically shoots its own tongue further, creating a cascade of turns. The nuance is that a blow directly to the face causes the victim to turn away, while a sideways push turns its face toward the attack.

How to play?

Study the location of the frogs and dragonflies on the pond before your first move. The amphibians that are already looking at their prey are ready to grab it immediately - just click on them. Their tongues will shoot forward and catch the insect. It's more difficult with those who are sitting sideways or with their backs to the dragonflies. They need to be turned around correctly using blows from their neighbors. Find a frog that can hit the desired target from the side. Click on it, and it will shoot out its tongue and push its neighbor. The neighbor will turn from the push and may hit someone else further down the chain. Be careful with frontal blows. If the tongue hits a frog directly in the face, it will instinctively turn away in the opposite direction. This can ruin the whole combination or, conversely, help if used correctly. Calculate the sequence of pushes several steps ahead so that everyone turns to face their dragonflies. The timer counts down sixty seconds from the start. Don't hesitate, quickly find the right sequence of clicks and start a chain reaction. Have you caught all the dragonflies before time runs out? The level is complete, move on to the next swamp.