Frogun Encore Review (PlayStation 5)
Frogun Encore Review is a dashing standalone expansion/sequel to the indie hit FROGUN! Join now-older Renata and Jake on a trek around the whole world to prevent the return of Beelzebub. ENCORE builds on FROGUN’s retro PS1/N64 formula. Plus, enjoy the whole adventure in true couch co-op.
Frogun Encore Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 330.7MB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Graphics settings – screen filter (none/retro/tv/arcade/LED), drop shadow contrast, a d character normal shadow.
- Camera settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders.
- Isometric platformer gameplay.
- Gameplay settings – auto-aim (always/not in aim mode/only aim mode/never), snap to 45 degrees (none/only shooting/only camera/camera and shooting), deadzone slider, hide the level timer, and swap jump/shoot buttons.
- Speed run mode.
- Four save slots.
- Level-based game with a world map level select.
- You can replay levels.
- Within each level you can earn emblems for – collecting all coins, finishing under the time limit, finishing the level, finding the emeralds, not dying, and clearing the secret area.
- Not all emblems have to be done in one run.
- Builds on the previous games.
- With the same familiar controls, new players will quickly get to grips with the controls.
- A lot of fun.
- Built-in photo mode.
- Actions available to you are – jump and double jump, and your Frogun shoots out a sticky tongue so you can grab and throw enemies and items.
- Excellent level design.
- There is a ton of replay value.
Frogun Encore Review Cons:
- No real camera control which makes jumps and finding coins and secret areas a real pain.
- The Frogun still takes some getting used to.
- It has improvements over the previous game but it isn’t a huge step up overall.
- Slow to restart after a death.
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Frogun Encore:
Developer: molegato
Publisher: Top Hat Studios
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