Froggin' Around Demo

About This Game

Play as two frogs escaping from a magical workshop. Work together and use your stretchy, bouncy tongues to progress and solve puzzles.

Embody a frog 🐸

Goof around, stretch your tongue, slap your friend, croak and eat flies

Cooperate 🤝

Work with your friend to solve puzzles

Explore a magical environment ðŸ”®

Find potions, flying objects and other intriguing things on your path

Controls

Controller

Mouse&Keyboard

Action

Key

Move

WASD / Arrow Keys

Stick out tongue

J key / Z key

Croak

K key / X key

Jump

Space bar

[DEBUG] Reload Level

CTRL + ALT +R

Creators

Art

Céline Diêp

Michaël Simard

Luc Jalbert

Design

Émile Bouchard

Programming

Jeanne Castonguay

Loïc Cyr

Maximilien Harvey

Mathieu Vézina

Sound Design

Isaac Lavoie

Mentors

Jérôme Beaulieu

Johncarlo Figliuzzi

Supervisors

Simon Drouin

Fabio Patrillo

Other credits

Tools

UnityJigglePhysics – by Naelstrof, used under MIT License

Horizon Based Ambient Occlusion (HBAO) – by Olivier B., used under Unity Asset Store EULA

URP Volumetric Light – by CristianQiu, used under MIT License

UModeler X Plus – by UModeler Inc., used under Unity Asset Store EULA

Grid Master Shader – by GRASSA, used under Unity Asset Store EULA

Odin Inspector & Serializer – by Sirenix, used under Unity Asset Store EULA

Unity Git Locks – by Tom Duchene, used under MIT License

PrimeTween – by Kyrylo Kuzyk, used under Unity Asset Store EULA

Additional Artwork

Anatomical drawings by Antoine Hallé, Cassandra Viandier, Noah Nethercott, Sébastien Marchand, and Théodore Courville

Additional Assets

Cartoon FX Remaster (Free) – by Jean Moreno (JMO), used under Unity Asset Store EULA

Microghost Default Shader V1 – by Microghost, free for personal and commercial use

Game Bubble - by Khurasan, free for personal and commercial use

Special thanks to all our playtesters!!

Submission to the Ubisoft Game Lab competition 2025

PRIZES

- Best Prototype

- Audience Award

NOMINATIONS

- Best art direction and production

- Best quality of the "3C"