Windows Phone Game Review: Blow up the Frog

Every now and once again you run beyond a Windows Phone app that merely leaves you lot scratching your caput. Blow up the frog is one of those apps.

Billed as being the kickoff every hyper realistic frog-blowing simulator, Accident upward the frog calls for you lot to catch bullfrogs from the local pond and stick a straw in its under region and blow them upwardly. Rumor has it this is a mythical activity that everybody has heard of.

To play the game you are given a frog in hand and you tap to hold the frog in place. You and then blow on your Windows Phone microphone to inflate your frog. Once you go a petty volume to your frog y'all have two choices. One to release your hold on the frog where he volition jump back into the pond and slowly deflate. Yous'll exist judged by other frogs to see how well you inflated the frog based on the bubbling generated by the deflation.

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The other option isn't every bit frog friendly. You can cull to continue to inflate the frog until he explodes or floats off like a balloon. Either isn't also good for the frog. I will say the frog'south fate as a airship was somewhat surprising.

Animations are dainty, game play odd, and surprisingly the game was challenging. It'south kinda tough to blow up these lilliputian toads. The fundamental to success is a strong, continuous effort to inflate the frog. If you take small puffs, the frog will deflate on its own.

Blow up the frog is a decent novelty game for your Windows Phone and might surprise you lot. It is a gratis game for your Windows Phone and you can download Blow upwards the frog here at the Windows Phone Marketplace. Blow up the frog is a mango app and then yous'll need to running Windows Phone seven.5.

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