Frog Sqwad Launches June 12 With 8-Player Co-Op and Full Tongue Physics
The full release follows a demo that earned a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam, and the game's chaotic eight-player co-op and tongue-physics mechanics set it apart in the crowded co-op action genre.
Reporting from 2 sources: Denfaminicogamer, Automaton.
Developer Panic Stations announced that Frog Sqwad, a physics-based co-op action game about frogs collecting food for a hungry king, will launch on June 11 (June 12 in Japan) on PC and Xbox Series X|S, with Game Pass availability. The game supports up to eight players and centers on tongue-based movement and object manipulation.
Panic Stations confirmed on May 29 that Frog Sqwad will arrive on June 11 (June 12 Japan time) for PC via Steam and Xbox Series X|S, with Xbox and PC Game Pass support. The game tasks up to eight players with taking orders from the Swamp King, infiltrating procedurally generated sewers, and using their frogs' tongues to grab food, objects, and even launch teammates like slingshots. A demo released in February earned a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam from 252 reviews, with 86% positive. The demo will end on June 1 local time. If a frog takes damage while hungry, it degenerates into an egg; if the whole team becomes eggs, the game ends. Missing the daily food quota three times results in the team becoming food themselves.
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