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Introduce
In the classic game Frogger (GB) gbc, players control a small frog with the objective of guiding it across a busy road and a treacherous river to reach its safe homes at the top of the screen. Each level is presented on a single screen, with the starting area at the bottom and five "homes" for the frogs at the very top.
The gameplay of Frogger (GB) gbc revolves around skillful movement and precise timing. The player can move the frog up, down, left, or right, one hop at a time. The lower half of the screen features a multi-lane highway filled with constantly moving vehicles, including cars, trucks, and buses. Any collision with these vehicles results in the frog losing a life.
After successfully navigating the road, the frog must then face the river. This river is teeming with moving objects like logs, turtles, and occasionally alligators. To cross the river, the frog must strategically jump onto these moving platforms. If the frog falls into the water or touches an alligator's head or mouth, it loses a life. Notably, some turtles can submerge, requiring the player to quickly react and jump to another safe object.
The ultimate goal is to guide five frogs into five empty homes at the top of the screen. Once a frog successfully reaches a home, that spot becomes filled and cannot be used again. Occasionally, alligators or snakes might appear in the homes, posing a threat if the frog jumps in at the wrong moment. Additionally, players can earn bonus points by picking up "lady frogs" to guide them home or by eating flies that appear on logs.
The game features a time limit for each stage. If the time runs out before all frogs reach their homes, the player loses a life. Difficulty progressively increases across levels, with faster traffic and river currents, fewer safe spots, and more unexpected obstacles. Players start with a set number of lives, and the game ends when all lives are lost. The Frogger (GB) gbc version brings this iconic arcade experience to the handheld Game Boy Color, preserving the original's charm and challenge.
