Toadled reviews

A short but fun Click game. You play a Toad Here that devours ever larger Creatures and Things and grows and grows in the process. There are 10 Levels to play in two Modes. In normal Mode, you can interrupt the Game and then get back in where you left off. In Survival Mode, you play at a Time. Later you can also select individual levels. To play through a Mode you need (roughly estimated) about half an Hour. The Game itself is quite simple. Especially if you levelt The Slow Motion function and use this Function all the time. If you want all The Achievements, you get them here quite easily. Only for the last Achievement "Omnipotent Toad God" you have to grin for about an Hour.

Gameplay Toadlet is a small Game where you have to eat things with a Frog to develop. You control a Crosshairs with the Mouse and can eat Objects with the left Mouse button. You don't have to be careful to swallow Bombs because otherwise you will die and have to collect Coins by the way by driving the Mouse over them. During the Game you can then use the Shift Taste to invoke an evolutionary menu with which you can improve its Properties and depending on the Game mode there is still a Progress Bar when filling the Frog turns into different Evolutionary stages. Positive-Cheap Price-Funny Game For 1-2h-Beautiful Drawn Neutrales-Collectible Cards-Achievements Negatives-From time to time there are lags or extreme Frame Rops for 1 -2 Seconds-After about 45min-1h you have done everything and achieved-Leaderboards don't work for me Unfortunately, I only got blank Lists conclusion Toadlet Is a little Clicker Minigame With which you can have your Fun 1-2h. It doesn't offer much directly, but for the €1 you can have a short time on the Weekend and a Change from your other Games.

Product received for free I received this Game as a Key from the Developer after I asked. Still, this Review reflects my unbought opinion. To the Game: You have been a little Frog with unquenchable Hunger. Through Eating you grow up and get more Limbs. You Start with small Insects such as Grasshoppers or Spiders. After that, for example, the Rabbits and Birds are already on the Collar, but it fits on that the Animals do not touch you or you Smoke as a Bomb, because the Damage is shrinking to you and you. Meanwhile, you collect Coins with which you can buy Upgrades, but you can also buy "Lost" for a few Coins. The Upgrades include: More Life, less Shrinkage when you get hit, faster Growth, fewer Bombs, etc. In addition, if you achieve certain Goals, such as eating 50 Animals, then your Comic Pages freely switch the Story. My Conclusion: After initial Difficulties, the Game works thanks to a 3mb Patch by now and I was able to test it out. I would sort it into the Clickergame category and think it's fine for small Money (£1t). However, it is too entertaining for myself and doesn't offer much. If you are looking for a short Game for by the way, you can get it, everyone else is unfortunately wrong to her.