FrogSling2: Windows Phone Game Review

Frog Sling2 for Windows Phone

FrogSling2 is the sequel to the popular Windows Telephone game from DiNo Games. FrogSling2 picks up where FrogSling left off with you launching the amphibians from a sling shot into diverse buckets, pales, and other targets.

The multi-level game has quality graphics, interesting animations and game play is challenging plenty to keep you interested. FrogSling2 may not appeal to everyone merely if you're looking for an entertaining game to pass the time with, it's worth a endeavour.

FrogSling2's game play is simply like the original's in that you have to snatch up frogs as they hop across the screen and shoot them from a sling shot into various containers. The get-go three levels are basically tutorials giving you a feel for the game. From there targets get more than challenging (moving targets, basketball hoops, etc.) and yous volition run across a few side jobs (accept out flies with your frogs) to make the level more than interesting.

FrogSling2 Screens

To shoot your frogs, just tap/hold onto them every bit they hop almost and drag them to the sling shot. Once in place, slide down to pull back on the sling shot and a trajectory line volition announced to help you aim. Once you have it all lined up, release the screen and watch the frog fly.

Each level has a limited number of frogs and you lot'll need to run across a scoring goal to advance to the next level. Each level gets more challenging than the concluding.

Overall, FrogSling2 is a fun game to laissez passer the time with. Graphics and animations are dainty, game play challenging plenty to keep you lot interested, and with multiple targets and side jobs there is plenty of gaming involved.

FrogSling2 is a free, advertising-supported game for your Windows Phone that you can find here at the Windows Phone Store.

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