Frogger In Toy Town (2019)
Genres:Platform, Arcade
Themes:Action
Game modes:Single player, Co-operative
Story:Toppling blocks, falling books...
Things that seem unimportant to humans can pose great danger in the frog world...
Frogger is back! The classic frog-action game returns on Apple Arcade with an all-new look and the same simple gameplay. Guide the iconic amphibian forward as you evade the numerous obstacles in your path!
- Simple tap and swipe controls!
- Playable in both landscape and portrait screen modes!
- Over 400 pieces of furniture and other items ensure that stages are never dull!
- Customize Frogger with over 20 different costumes!
- Various missions give stages added replay value!
- Play together with friends in the co-op mode!Show more
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