A small charming and cute indie adventure game in a set of three chapters and a bonus level. Beyond its aesthetics and mood, I have nothing much to say about it as it does not have any difficulty or actual deduction to do. Pretty much talking to characters and finding the item they need usually in a quest chain which is not for me. Given its scope, my only complaint is the delay in animations specially in dialogues since it takes longer to read or move than it has to. Not actively recommending this but this is a chill casual experience to vibe with.

Ok...ri mais do que eu deveria nesse jogo :v

Jogo curtinho, só trocar item com pessoas e ler texto. Em menos de 4 horas vc zera.

Tá no gamepass se quiser passar tempo.

A collection of goofy little hour long games.

The writing was genuinely pretty funny most of the time. I played all three with a friend of mine and had a real good time solving all of the crimes.

I think the games are all roughly of the same quality but the third one goes a bit long. The first two took me 45 minutes and that felt just long enough for the game to not overstay it's welcome. The third one really pads out the content, but the issue I had was that hearing similar jokes for that long just gets a bit much after a while.

For maximum enjoyment, I'd recommend spacing playthroughs out for sure.

These games are incredibly small and quite charming. I found them amusing, absolutely worth the crumb of time, but not really anything I have much to say about. They give me huge freeware vibes - I mean that as a compliment.

My favorite aspect is the dialog writing, it's very distinct from other games, in some ways close to real talking in a way that writing usually doesn't capture. Many of the lines are incredibly brief and the speaker switches quite frequently. These games doesn't cut out the functional exchanges and awkard fumbling that just naturally happens in conversations- and I find that pretty neat. It feels like a great expression of what it's like to have minor social skill issue, but perhaps that's just me projecting.

Frog Detective does a great job of being silly and quirky without ever being bombastic or in my face. It's just doing its own little thing, and I'm vibing along occasionally laughing.
The character notes introduced in games 2 and 3 are pretty consistently funny
Each game begins really well

Frog Detective games feel very expressive. I think this is where I get most of the freeware vibes, it overhwleming seems like what someone just felt like making and there's nothing more to it than that. Yet there's also a subtle quality and effort that does make me understand why these are commercial games

Definitely won't be to everyone's taste as there's very little 'gameplay' but all the appeal in these games is down to the writing and comedy.

I laughed out loud multiple times while playing through each case and even though I only spent a few hours with them, you get so much personality out of the characters.

I would've liked to see a few more interesting mechanics when it comes to solving the mysteries and it definitely improves as you work through the cases but it can be a little repetitive.

Shame that it seems the series is over as I'd love another case/mystery or even a bigger sequel.