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Whatta Frogs?

Trick up to 5 amphibian friends into choosing the wrong box and trump over them in this social deduction multiplayer game!

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Sinking Codfish Studios
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Sinking Codfish Studios
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About the Game

  • MAIN GOAL: Complete the objective assigned to your role and score points to win!

  • All players start in a shared lobby, where each chooses a box. The player who picks the winning box becomes the first jury member of the game.

  • Each player can customize their character.

  • The game begins: the jury has 30 seconds of one-on-one conversation with each player.

  • There is one neutral box between the jury and contestants that doesn’t belong to anyone—any contestant may ask to peek inside or swap it with their own.

  • After all the one-on-one talks, everyone gets 30 seconds of open group discussion.

  • The jury has 15 seconds to make their final decision.

  • Up to 5 players standing side by side.

  • Each player has a box and can check its contents at any time—just be careful not to let others peek!

  • You may request to view the neutral box or swap it with yours.

  • Speak one-on-one with the jury and try to persuade him.

  • Score points if you complete your role.

  • Talk to and analyze all contestants.

  • Try to figure out which box contains the fruit or not, depending on your objective for this round.

  • Decide whether or not to let contestants inspect the neutral box.

  • Force someone to swap their box with the neutral one.

  • Make sure to keep the box that fulfills your role at the end of the round to earn points.

Watch out! Special modifiers can change the game—like score multipliers, peeking inside certain boxes, reducing another player’s voice chat time and more!

End the round with a fruit in your box and choose 1 out of 3 random cards. Use them before the jury makes their final decision!

Your adorable little froggy is already cute—but why not make them even more unique?

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