https://youtu.be/lCIRiYdnL1E

An absolutely charming and relaxing adventure featuring an adorable frog. It'll probably take you about 30 minutes or less to complete and in that time you'll be doing some brief puzzles and exploration while you learn the story through statues you discover.

You're basically in no danger and are free to explore. There's no combat, the music is lovely, and the temple you're exploring is well designed. To pass from chamber to chamber you have to unlock doors, and the only way to do that is locate all the statues and activate them, which also tell you the story piece by piece.

It's a pretty neat way of doing it as you'll end up seemingly effortlessly uncover all of the story and exploring all the rooms. The game is also very good about guiding the player and I never found myself getting disoriented or lost.

Highly recommended. It was really refreshing to play such a relaxing little adventure.

La Rana is a very fun 30 minute puzzle. The narrative told throughout the game is interesting and the puzzles are clever. If you have half an hour to spare, this is a great pick. Good job to the students at SMU who made this game!

10/10 would frog again

Cute little frog in a temple of Rana. Goes around reactivating the spirit in the temple. Controls can be a bit wonky and the music cuts out now and then. Amusing little game for 50 minutes with good graphics.
Great effort by the student body and it is for free!

One of a few games published by SMU Guildhall over the last couple of years, and probably my favourite. This publisher is slightly different in that it's also a graduate video game education program. All the games published by SMUG are developed by different teams of students and are free to play.

Plays a bit like a basic Zelda dungeon stripped of combat and items; also Link is an adorable frog with a very limited moveset. Its casual puzzle solving in a nice looking environment and it’s also incredibly short. The cynic in me wonders if Steam really needs these relatively shallow student projects when it’s full to bursting. Then I think of all the embarrassing trash on this store made by people who aren’t students and I’m totally ok with it. For zero money it’s well worth a go, especially if you have young kids that you want to introduce to the wonderful world of video games.

Like the other games from the students of SMU Guildhall, this short free puzzle game show the talents of a handful of students work on their project to complete their diploma.
This one is either very short or I'm so used to puzzles that I went fast as it took me twenty minute to complete it which isn't a lot. Yet it was fun and cute, you can easily use that small game as an introduction to puzzle mechanics to a child as there is no tutorial, only a few mural and intuition guiding you through the game.

This game is so cute! It's short, relaxing, and easy.

Its a simple game under 50 mins long. Its should be given to a child that learning to play videogames. Its a lovely story for a child to go play this. So if you can't tell this game is perfect for a young child or a simple popcorn game if you want a break from the big games.

Short and fun. The puzzles are pretty simple in general, although a few of them required a bit more thinking.

Oh my gosh, this is so cute and awesome. Was feeling like crap because of all this sitting home, and this game literally made me smile and enjoy life like in first minute of game. Guys, if you ever do something like this, but longer and for price - count my bucks in :D Amazing, duh.