A farting frog in an open world sandbox. You have been warned.

Amazing Frog? leans fully into its ragdoll physics madness, and its profile says as much: it sits near the bottom almost everywhere. On connection and fun, it only edges out around 6% of games, but careful, this rests on very few votes, so those verdicts are still to confirm. Desert island, rediscovery and sound climb a bit, around 16 to 20%, without flipping the table. No shock there: this isn't a game you cherish or carry to the end of the world, it's a game you fire up for a laugh with friends, and none of these questions really measure that.

Next to big physics sandboxes like Goat Simulator, it plays in the same anything-goes playground, minus the ambition of a real world to inhabit. It's pure mayhem, not a keeper.

So, for who? For you if you love chaos, split screen, absurd sessions where the only goal is seeing how far the nonsense goes. Much less if you want a game that marks you, holds you, the one people recommend for its soul.