One of the best indie platformers of the year now has 8 player co-op: “Tongue swing from other players”
Frog Sqwad, an indie co-operative puzzle-platformer, has introduced support for up to eight players. The update expands its chaotic, physics-based play by allowing frogs to use their sticky tongues to swing, pull objects and interact with teammates, making co-ordination and mishaps central to the experience.
Players explore changing sewer environments to collect food for the Swamp King and meet a daily quota before extracting. Eating makes characters progressively larger, eventually creating a powerful Megafrog, while damage can reduce them to helpless frogspawn requiring a teammate’s help; the game also includes unlockable gadgets bought with earned gold.
- Frog Sqwad now supports eight-player co-op.
- Tongues enable swinging, hauling and teammate chaos.
- Collect food, meet quotas and grow into Megafrogs.