About Froggit
Froggit divides a crossing into two very different hazards. On the road you need to stay out of the path of moving cars and buses. At the river, moving objects become your way across: ride the logs, judge the next landing and work toward the home spaces on the far bank. A gap that is safe now may close by the time you reach it.
Your target is to fill all five home slots, then repeat the crossing at a faster pace. The safest route changes with the traffic and the position of the logs, so a remembered sequence of button presses will only take you so far. Use the safe strips to stop, look at the next few lanes and decide which opening to follow.
How to play Froggit
Bring a frog into each of the five home slots to advance to the next level.
- Choose Play and look across the traffic before making your first hop.
- Move through a lane when there is enough room to reach the next safe space.
- At the river, land on a log and account for its sideways movement before hopping again.
- Line up with an empty home slot on the far bank and finish the crossing.
- Fill the remaining home slots, then adjust your timing when the next level speeds up.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Arrow keys / WASD | Hop up, down, left or right. |
| Mouse click | Hop one step toward the pointer. |
| Touch controls | Use the directional input shown by the game. |
| In-game menu | Pause or return to the title screen. |
Click or tap inside the game before using the keyboard. The fullscreen button below the player gives you more room; the restart button reloads the game.
Tips for a better round
- Look two lanes ahead rather than only watching the nearest car.
- Pause on safe ground when you need to line up a better river crossing.
- Remember that the log underneath you keeps moving even while you wait.
Questions about Froggit
What happens after all five homes are filled?
The game advances to a faster level, making the same traffic and river-reading skills more demanding.
Should I hurry across every lane?
Move decisively once you choose a gap, but use safe ground to wait for a route that gives you room to land.
