If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if a group of frogs were tasked with gathering food for a demanding swamp monarch while swinging around with elastic tongues, then Frog Sqwad might have the answer.
Launching on Xbox Series X|S, PC, Play Anywhere and Game Pass, this colourful co-op adventure looks set to deliver plenty of laughter, plenty of physics-driven chaos, and more than a few accidental betrayals between friends.
Developed and published by Panic Stations, Frog Sqwad throws players into a constantly changing underground world where teamwork is encouraged, but absolute mayhem feels almost guaranteed.
At A Glance
- Game: Frog Sqwad
- Developer: Panic Stations
- Publisher: Panic Stations
- Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, PC, Play Anywhere
- Game Pass: Day One on Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass
- Price: £6.99
- Genre: Co-op Action / Physics Adventure
The Swamp King Demands Results
At the heart of Frog Sqwad is a simple objective: keep the mysterious Swamp King fed.
To do that, players venture into an ever-changing network of sewers in search of food, treasure and anything else that might help satisfy the growing daily quota. The challenge isn’t simply finding supplies, though. It’s getting them back in one piece while navigating hazards, strange creatures and the unpredictable behaviour of your fellow frogs.
Each successful run earns gold that can be spent on gadgets, toys and upgrades, helping future expeditions become even more ridiculous.
Powered By Tongues And Teamwork
In Frog Sqwad, your tongue isn’t just for catching flies. It’s your primary tool for movement, interaction and problem-solving. Players can swing across gaps, grab objects, pull teammates to safety or accidentally launch them into danger.
With support for up to eight players, every session looks designed to create those memorable moments where careful planning quickly gives way to complete chaos. The physics-driven nature of the gameplay means no two runs are likely to unfold in exactly the same way.
From Tiny Frog To Megafrog
Growth is a major part of the experience too. That’s because the more food you collect and consume, the larger your frog becomes. Keep eating and you’ll eventually transform into a gigantic Megafrog, capable of bulldozing through the environment in spectacular fashion.
Of course, there’s a downside.
Take damage and you’ll lose your precious food stash, shrinking back down until you’re little more than a vulnerable frogspawn desperately hoping your teammates come to the rescue.
Time To Get Hopping
Whether you’re swinging through tunnels with your tongue, dragging oversized food through narrow passages or desperately trying to avoid becoming the Swamp King’s next meal, Frog Sqwad is determined to embrace organised chaos at every opportunity.
Launching day one on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass, this could be one of those multiplayer oddities that quickly finds an audience among players looking for their next co-op obsession. Make a swing for the Xbox Store.
The sewers are open. The Swamp King is hungry. Better get hopping.
