Ladybug Quest Reviews

Cute and enjoyable Frogger-like game, nice music

At times, this game can require a zen like level of patience. I wouldn't say it is unfair as it saves a lot and gives you the chances.

I just started playing this game, but I have to say I am loving it! It brings back great nostalgic memories of playing Frogger years ago. There are a few quirks, but overall it feel really good. I miss platformer games like this.

This is one of those games where I'm only just starting but I already know I'm gonna hate it. In a good way :) Even though I'm still early in the game, it feels really well polished for an indie game and I'm loving it so far. Took me almost 1 hour to finally beat map 2 lol but when I finally did finish I did it in under 2 minutes. Overall loving this game, and can't wait to get all the achievements. Also +1 because it has trading cards and items! Overall a solid 8/10 so far, I will update this once I'm farther in the story.

I've been looking for a Frogger-style game for a while now, and this game really scratches that itch. The inputs feel super responsive, which is essential for this type of game and yet it's rare to find in them. My only complaint is that, just like in the Frogger games that this is inspired by, the bosses are repetitive and tedious, and instead of having fun with them I find myself just wanting them to be over with so I can get back to the regular gameplay.

A solid game for what it is, which is a frogger clone. Decent amount of content and lots of optional challenges for an already challenging game. But at its core it is still just a frogger clone, which brings with it all the limitations and annoyances of that gamestyle. 1 EXTREME problem with the game is that the bosses can feel very unfair and very time consuming (This is still a problem even after the "difficulty balancing update"). The bosses are in general good concepts, but they go on, and on, and on, and on, and on. Repeating the same attack sequences over and over and over and over. And even with checkpoints in the middle of the boss fights it can still feel like it takes forever and wastes your time without any real justification. Watch this video I recorded just for the sake of this review to clearly illustrate what I'm talking about with the boss fights. They take too long, they aren't that interesting, and you will literally just die to RNG with nothing you can do, which will force you to sit through the long sequence of attacks all over again. The game feels like it is just massively wasting my time which is my #1 most hated thing in games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOSAB1142nw

I highly recommend this game! It's addictive and well detailed, as well as challenging and super fun :) The graphics are phenomenal, and are so aesthetically pleasing. You can tell that a lot of thought, effort, and hard work went into making this incredible game. Definitely recommend playing this game!

Very chill game, runs smoothly on my PC and the boosts are so much fun! Would recommend for anyone who enjoys 3d platformers, especially if you enjoyed the frogger series.

A very good replica of the gameplay style introduced in "Frogger Beyond". If you are decent at those games you shouldn't struggle to much with this, but if you are new to this gameplay style you might be turned off by the raw difficulty. All in all the devs of this game have captured how the later Frogger games play almost down to perfection!

A pretty cute game. Decided to finally give it a shot proper. Had a lot of fun, starred all levels until the spider boss, because of the falling rocks, to be exact. The boss is brutally dark, it's hard to see what is going on and the shadows are very hard to see where they appear, because there are big dark spots on the ground with circular shape, looking exactly like the shadows, almost impossible to tell them apart. I personally think that the bosses are the weakest parts of the game. Increasing difficulty by making it hard to see. The boosts are way too overpowered and unbalanced. Slowing down enemies and collecting nearby coins seems ok, but giving a player 69 lives/collecting all collectibles instantly is just lazy power up design. Only lazy people would use these so I want to beat the game without using any powerups, sadly, it seems like it won't be possible anytime soon.