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Absolutely insanely good presentation, the music and the art is so good for just 48h, actually just good in general. Plus the sound effects fit well.

The only problem I have with the game is that it's too easy, as long as you have one frog you can easily  go on forever, and there is no scoring system so you end up playing for a while until you get bored.

Thank you for the kind words! If I'm understanding your critique correctly, there is actually clear progressive difficulty measured by the XP meter up top, and a definite ending to the game with a bonus feature afterwards. Did you only ever get to one frog? Or am I misunderstanding you altogether 🤔 

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I just meant that I found the game easy enough to the point where I could just play forever at which point I had to end the game myself. I did get to multiple frogs but I personally would have prefered if the game had defined an end-state for me rather than me having to suicide my frogs because I had been playing for too long.

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Truly not trying to be pedantic, but there is a defined end-state once you fill the XP bar after your third frog, with a "Thanks for playing!", an end to being able to move the lily pads, and a bonus feature afterwards 😅 When I've watched players play this game, reaching the end generally takes them only a few minutes. Are you saying you reached this and it wasn't a clear enough ending? Just trying to understand what your critique is.

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Oh I didn't realise it was 3 frogs to win. I just sort of focused on one frog because I thought it was about how long you could survive. So maybe the real critique is the goal wasn't clear? Or maybe I just missed it >:\

I haven't heard goal clarity being an issue in other comments, but I'm curious what could be done to make the goal/progression clearer... food for thought!! I appreciate you taking the time to clarify your issue :) 

As Jaylus already pointed out, there is indeed an end state. ^^ But it's only implicitly indicated (through the progress bar and the music). The game is not about "how long can you survive", but "how far can you get" (by feeding as many frogs as possible). You make an interesting point, since this goal is apparently not enough clearly indicated.

Anyway, it's cool that you still enjoyed the presentation! Thank you very much for your feedback.