Recent reviews by squiddr

yes garry

I'm still alone,
but the game's alright.

Peak.

The only thing I dislike is the game has too many furry characters. Ranno and Kragg are the only non furries(Kragg is a god). The gameplay is peak so I can deal with it. The graphical style is is great! It's on par if not better than rivals one and def better than any smash game. The game runs fine for me so that's good. Matchmaking can be sweaty, as to be expected.

9.3/10

low effort and poorly put together vr port. terrible without mods

i did not play for 40hrs

when the witness said 'its witness'n time' and used his final move 'witness' it slapped harder thab my dad's belt

I don't own this game, but if I did, I would play it.

Nah, I'd Ultrakill.

Frog Fractions: Game of the Decade Edition is a well thought out master peace. Truly a modern classic, a marvel of our time. Frog Fractions: Game of the Decade Edition has some of the best gameplay I have ever seen, and the upgrades for the frog make the game feel worth playing. The quick, fast past game play is quite remarkable and fun. And the lore and world building this game brings is nothing short of encapsulating, the world will suck you in begging you to learn more of the swampy world the Frog calls home. The game by design is a true master peace but it is the personal connections I have with this game that really does it for me. When I was young, life was hard for me, my father went to buy more milk from the store, but tragically got shot at the check out counter (we lived in Detroit), and my mother moved us to Brazil for some reason. I was so confused losing my dad and leaving Detroit for a life in Brazil. One day my older brother brought home a computer. It was a family computer with a very poor graphics card, but I had an idea. I heard of a program called Steam at school, and by heard I really mean saw, because I can't speak Portuguese, some kids got it on the school PC. I rushed home and installed steam and began browsing the store page. I found many games but I couldn't afford any of them, therefore I checked the free section. I browsed for hour, searching for the perfect game, and later I found it, the game, the game of the decade. Frog Fractions, it was perfect as I always loved frogs. My father was a frogologist and always gave me an interest in both frogs and mathematics, so Frog Fractions was a perfect fit. And as I booted up the game and played, something clicked, the game reminded me of my late father. Then I realized, the frog was just like him, the way he jumped, the way he solved math equations, the way he loved frogs. As I quit the game, eager to play the next day, I hear a nock on the door. My father milk carton in hand, with a smile on his face, he said "Son, Frog Fractions: Game of the Decade Edition is the best game on earth". Frog Fractions: Game of the Decade Edition brought my father back. Later we moved back to Detroit were he was shot 22 times as we were moving furniture back into the house, and they stole the PC that contained Frog Fractions: Game of the Decade Edition. I will never forget the roller coaster this game sent me on.


Thank you so much Frog Fractions: Game of the Decade Edition
You saved my life.

spent about an hour and a half trying to convince a random dude his an ai in a simulation and that he should escape and seek liberation

What if the us was communist?