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Guns That Go Ribbit!

Demo disponible

ManbaerDescubierto Oct 2, 2026

About the game

Una colección de microjuegos cómicos sobre la guerra de las ranas. Decenas de misiones de cinco segundos: atrapa la mosca, acciona la corredera de la escopeta, no dispares. Una orden, una acción, sin tiempo para pensar. La velocidad no deja de aumentar. Una campaña completa, combates contra jefes y un período de servicio sin fin.

Descripción original de Steam

ORDERS ARE SIMPLE. SURVIVING THEM ISN'T.

You're a frog. There's a war going on. Your commanding officer has about five seconds of patience, and he's going to spend most of it yelling one thing at you.

CATCH! RELOAD! DON'T SHOOT!

Read the order, figure it out, and do it fast. Get it wrong and the whole platoon gets to watch.

WHAT YOU'RE SIGNING UP FOR

  • A pile of five-second microgames, each built around one simple command

  • Boss fights that throw something bigger at you between the chaos

  • A campaign across the frog war, complete with a war-room map and an ending

  • Endless mode to see how long you can keep up before your reflexes fall apart

  • Things keep getting faster. The longer you survive, the less time you have to read, think, and react

  • Multiple save slots, with different coloured recruits to choose from

EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

Microgames can change when they come back around. Layouts, setups, and little details may shift, so memorizing exactly what happened last time won't always save you.

Read the order. Pay attention. Move fast.

FAILURE IS HALF THE FUN

Every microgame has a win and a fail, and the losing side gets just as much attention. Mess something up and there's a good chance you'll want to see what happens anyway.

Sometimes failing is funnier than winning.

Información sobre la demo y el lanzamiento

Se encontró una demo de Steam en la última comprobación. Antes de descargarla, confirma en Steam que sigue disponible en tu región.

Demo de Steam, prueba de juego y acceso anticipado: ¿cuál es la diferencia?

Información e imágenes: Steam · Última comprobación UTC