Разработчик: Mostly Tigerproof
Описание
Features:
- Sow the fields with special seeds
- Pick berries for your winter needs
- Collect sparkles to light up the night
- Light fribblesham fireworks for happy delight
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Dual Core 2+ ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000, GeForce 8600, Radeon HD 3650 or better
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 768 MB available space
Mac
- OS: MacOS 10.8 or higher
- Processor: Dual Core 2+ ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000, GeForce 8600, Radeon HD 3650 or better
- Storage: 768 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Tested on Ubuntu Linux 16.10
- Processor: Dual Core 2+ ghz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Hardware accelerated OpenGL with Shader Model 3 support
- Storage: 768 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
Really wasn't fun for me.
It was just hardious and tedious
and yes I talking about FF3
im not gay but this is a good game. i do love me some resource management fairy themed simulation games but im not gay. not that being gay is bad. im just not gay personally and i need you to know that. i do love fractions as well why do you ask
As the sequel to Frog Fractions, most will go into this with the expectation that it will follow the same, genre-bending yet cohesive adventure that the first does. On the other hand, those who have never heard of Frog Fractions, those baited in by "Glittermitten Grove" and its colony sim aspects, will likely have no idea what most of the game's work went into. They may not even discover the "true game" at all. This may lead to many types of disappointed players.
Despite that, it offers so much fun so long as you understand what the experience ultimately contains: it is a game collection. No one section of Frog Fractions 2 (or is it 3?) is designed with much depth or continuity. On top of that, very little of it actually contains the frog or their fractions, which the original game, despite its experimental design, never failed to do. There was always frogs and fractions, it's part of what made the quirky identity of the game so charming.
"How far can you stretch the idea of frogs and fractions?"
Well, in its sequel, it is essentially just a random game collection, the frog does appear (albeit fractionless) at one point, but otherwise the only thing that forms a cohesive experience in FF2 is its consistently quirky tone found throughout each game.
If you go into it understanding all of this, that it isn't like FF1, and you simply enjoy collections of short games, you would likely enjoy this. Despite how disconnected everything is, it is still fun. It will keep you guessing what comes next, and in at least this way, it captures what made FF1 so mesmerizing.
So much secret work went into this game, which is very much this creator's fashion, so don't mistake its lack of depth within each subgame for little to do overall. There are so many secrets and easter eggs if you explore. From the Dark Souls Soapstone system that has a real server that tracks player messages, to the Metroidvania progression of traversing TXT World that includes the overworld constantly changing, to perhaps the most infamous secret, that you can import your real Mass Effect 2 save, and it has real function within the world.
Each subgame, TXT World, even the shell game of Glittermitten Grove, they are all fun, so long as you like these specific styles of games, which may not be for everyone. The minimalist colony sim with a cool physics-based foundation, which I found so fun that I spent half of the playtime on just this "shell game"! TXT World, as a love letter to ZZT, adds so many cool details that would not have been possible in 1991. And then each subgame has something new to offer for a short time, creating breaks for the bigger TXT World experience.
Overall, I still enjoy Frog Fractions 2, despite it containing very little frogs or fractions.
If Glittermitten Grove were any more esoteric and artsy, it would be in an art museum rather than a store page. In other words, it values aesthetics more than functionality and this becomes undeniable when players have to hunt for keys/glyphs in order to progress in the ASCII section of the game. There is no clear equilibrium between entertaining the player and perplexing them, making the mid-to-late game unintentionally laborious irrespective of the developer's unserious intentions with the game. Unless you are an Alternate Reality Game fanatic, this video game will certainly put you to work with little to no payoff.
After loving Frog Fractions, I sadly gave up on this game. The subversive elements take a while to get to and the gameplay in between isn't very engaging. Maybe check it out if you're into FF and also happen to like colony sim and ascii adventure games.
With the new wave of Farm Sim games that started when COVID-19 hit, I think people have now forgotten the real king of the genre: Glittermittin Grove. Super in-depth mechanics and was very ahead of it's time in visuals, replay-ability, and just plain creativity.
Solid 9/10, could've used more frogs.
Unfortunately I don't own Mass Effect 2
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Mostly Tigerproof |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 01.02.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 82% положительных (334) |