Play through here: https://youtu.be/sr3b66oQKyk

Stage 29 is broken you roll off the map before he says Go! I honestly liked that the game was starting to finally get some difficulty by like stage 24 before that the game is mind numbingly easy. There's no setting to raise the music in game which is a shame or any settings at all. I think not having achievements or a leaderboard or anything is a real shame I'm not even sure what the purpose of picking up the pineapples is it doesn't seem to do anything for me. Completing levels seems to have no effect either not even a gold star saying you've beaten the level. It's an okay concept, but the execution fails it.

Dev revoked keys for Rhythm Knight 1 (which he defaced and is currently attempting to delist). Game was bundled 4 times. Banned me from multiple game hubs for having a problem with it.

Update following dev response.
Since the game was revoked, obviously, we are unable to leave feedback on that game. When I posted in the game hub, I was immediately banned and my thread deleted. Because I own 4 of this guy's games, I posted in other hubs, only to be banned there too.
Following bans from 3 hubs, an automatic Steam-wide community ban was placed on my account. This meant I was unable to use the market, my profile was forced private and I could not post, review or comment ANYWHERE on Steam. I had to contact Steam support and explain about our guy here and his consideration for his customers. My community ban was lifted by Steam support. This dev also commented a personal attack on my profile page. Which, I'm sorry, I really regret it, I deleted.

I had accidentally stumbled onto this game while looking for another project that seems to no longer be around and purchased Frog Ball out of both sheer curiosity and because it was on sale for 75% off, that being said it is far from worth the dollar and seventy five cents I spent on it to the point that I have requested a refund.

The physics aren't fun to play with and the game itself lacks allot of basic QOL features like being able to leave a level when you realize it isn't enjoyable (the stages seem to encourage you taking a slow approach and I found myself being thrown off courses from hitting what I assume was a bump on the map or something no matter what speed I was going at). Outside of the main menu there is no music and all the UI seems to be the default unity UI buttons. On some stages you can actually just start rolling before you're even given control and that throws you past collectables that I don't believe do anything for you.

While looking back on this page I noticed something odd from a reviewer by the user name J.A.Y: "Love Dallen's games! This is another classic. Especially when you take into account the fact that this game was only made in a week! AWESOME!"

I could not for the life of me find any dev interviews or anything on the creation of this game and going off J.A.Y's steam profile they and the dev are friends. It's absolutely fine to support your friends' creative endeavors but that just leaves me with the question of why was the game made in a week and then charged 6.99 for (when not on sale). While I do think the physics could have used allot more tweaking as you seem to be able to completely stop by not pressing anything even while on slopes this game clearly needed more time to be something enjoyable rather than what it currently is. If it was just an experiment why pay the money to set up a steam store page and charge for it when you could have put it on itch.io for free and received feedback from there?

I was really interested in allot of the dev's other work like Othello but given that they seem to slap out games and have people close to them leave positive reviews to inflate the user score I feel just kinda let down.

Stars received: 0.2/10 _ Note: v.6 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions

[0.0] Controls & Training & Help
[0.1] Menu & Settings
[0.0] Sound & Music
[0.1] Graphics
[0.0] Game Design
[0.0] Game Story
[0.0] Game Content
[0.0] Completion time (level/game)?
[0.0] is it Enjoyable & Fun?
[0.0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again)
[0.0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related
[0] BONUS point: Review for VR
[N] - if Registration is required with providing PII
[No = Categorical] - is it acceptable to Play the Game in 2023+ ?

Game description key-points: This Gamash, rolling a bar platformer

Overview:
it is recommended to play with a joystick, but the game and process is so poorly designed that`s beyound any desire to run it.
terrible asset that is consuming to much computing performance for no reason.

An absolute classic with infuriating level design and janky controls. This is why it's great.

You know Star Wars is just kinda okay now that I think about it

NOTE: This game has 5 positive reviews, and the developer is friends with 3 of them. Very interesting.

During a period where I was close with the developer, he challenged myself and a friend to a speedrun competition of this game; first person to beat the game wins. I won after 15 minutes.

The levels are extremely lazy, and most of the latter levels were pumped out to meet a deadline. 1 level is outright impossible unless you know you can speed up the intro animation. 1 level halfway through the game is a flat perfectly-square field with nothing on it. Some levels like to toy around with unintuitive mechanics that are frustrating to play around and never come up again.

Would only recommend to someone with excess money and is so starved for Monkey Ball content that they're tried everything else on the planet.

ball frog

Best frog game ever!!!!! cute frog, cute hats, cute balls;) 1000000/10 would recommend. Dallen Larson is the best video game developer.

Terminé en 30 minutes. Du coup même en promo à 2,30€ ça fait encore cher. Les menus sont hyper primitifs. C'est jouable au clavier ou au gamepad. Les musiques sont cool. Les graphismes acceptables. Les contrôles sont assez atypiques et certains niveaux ont une mécanique assez spéciale. Par contre pour du speedrun, ça peut être fun. Dommage qu'il n'y ait ni badges ni partage des scores en ligne ni rien. Bref, ça aurait mérité beaucoup plus de travail. Mais donc, en promo, pourquoi pas. Disons que je ne regrette que le prix. Surtout le prix de départ, beaucoup trop élevé pour ce que c'est.