Frogs Logic

In Frogs Logic, two groups of frogs end up in a tricky situation. They are all jumping on the same bridge made of leaves. The green frogs are on one side, the blue frogs are on the other, and no one wants to give way, because each group is sure it should go first. The swamp is splashing nearby, and they definitely do not want to fall in, but they also cannot turn back because there is not enough space. So they are stuck, staring at each other and not knowing how to get past. It turns into a small logic puzzle right in the middle of the swamp, and they clearly need your help.

How to play?

Each frog in this logic puzzle game can only move forward. If there is nothing in front of a frog, it simply steps onto the next leaf. If the space ahead is taken by a frog of a different color, it can jump over that frog, but only if the leaf after it is free. No one can jump backward, so if you hurry and move them at random, the whole line will quickly get mixed up.

It is better to watch closely which frog is in front and only move the ones that are more convenient to jump. Once you figure out the correct order where they do not block each other, both groups will calmly reach their own shore, and the swamp will become quiet again.