Brutal Frogs (iPhone Application) Reviews
Product Type: Gadnell & Associates software for handheld and PDAs
Newest Review: ... over the last couple of years. Different materials such as boxes, wood and stone protect the birds, and you have to work out ... more
... how you are going to get your frog near to the birds in order to kill them.
The gameplay itself is very easy to describe, simply put, you use the touch screen interface to vary the direction of the firing contraption, (which is basically a fancy electrified catapult) until you are happy with the trajectory. You then let go and let your flying frog do its business and try and kill the birds. There are also several different types of frogs available to you, each with a different skill to help you reach those pesky bi...more
Customer Brutal Frogs (iPhone Application) Reviews (2)
by - written on 14/03/12
Rating:
Are you tired of Angry Birds? This is a very good alternative. The idea is the same, but in this case, the frogs, have other tools to destroy. It is much more difficult to play, not nearly as easy as Angry Birds. But once you learned how the frogs works you're gonna love it.
Brutal Frogs? More of a brutal letdown. (1145 words)by - written on 07/03/12, updated on 11/03/12 (Very useful, 103 readings)
Rating:
Continuing my tradition of looking for slightly quirky game titles, I came across a new game whilst browsing through the Apple app store on the iPad called Brutal Frogs, and as it sounded quite interesting I decided to download it. Brutal Frogs is available to download for both the iPhone and the iPad, and costs 69p to download from the app store. I downloaded it for my iPad and it only took a minute or two to fully download and install, with it being around 13MB in size. The game is developed by Gadnell & Associates and was only released on the 3rd March 2012, so for once I could count myself as being up with new releases which I was quite proud of to be ... Read the complete review
Products Similar to Brutal Frogs (iPhone Applicati ...
Real Boxing - 
Challenging, excellent graphics, good gameplay 
Have to pay for bonuses, a little pricey, seems rushed in places
Viber - Free, excellent call quality, image sharing, no logging in None
Shark Dash - Cute, vibrant and colourful graphics Disappointing sound, lacks the addictive gameplay of the best iOS titles
Paradise Island: Exotic - It's free None really
Sky Burger - It's Free None
Death Rally (iPhone) - Instantly appealing concept, excellent presentation Awful controls kill playability stone dead
| More products in PDA Software All these and are taken from reviews of the dooyooCommunity. | ||
|---|---|---|
 Monsters Ate My Condo (iPhone/iPad) Ridiculously bright, colourful and a great mix of games and weirdness Annoying music |  We Rule (iPhone/iPad) Free, upgraded with events regularly, nice having goals Mojo expensive and slow to earn |  Diamond Dash (iPhone / iPad) great fun, addictive, easy to play, free sound effects, gets a bit repetitive after a while, in app purchases |
 Bejeweled Blitz (iPhone / iPad) replay value, challenge Facebook friends, match 3, excitement, free download annoying music, 'expensive' rare gems |  Monopoly Hotels (iPhone) Plenty to do and gives you lots to build It can take some time for money to get received |  Niko (iPhone) Fun, cutesy platformer with lots of long term challenge Not very original, jumping mechanism takes some getting used to |
 Judge Dredd vs Zombies (iPhone Game) Good use of the licence and initially a lot of fun Later levels are all but impossible without resorting to expensive in-app purchases |  Race Gear 3D (iPhone) Perfect example of how NOT to write a game Awful graphics, laughable sound; completely lacking in any fun; totally overpriced |
