Amazing Frog? Farting frog physics mayhem

Swindon is yours to bounce through. The frog is a ragdoll, so every hop, fall and car crash plays out in wobbly, unpredictable physics: you launch off ramps, tumble down hills and send objects flying, often by farting. There is no script telling you what to do. Drive a taxi, collect trash on Bin Day, rob the Bank of Swindon, or just spend an afternoon finding out how far a frog can fly. The town is only the start: beyond the city walls lies Swindonshire, and past that, the moon.

If it fits, it can flush. The Magical Mystery Toilet transforms whatever you feed it, and repeat flushes intensify the magic. One player describes strapping a giant megalodon to a blimp, flying it back to town, dropping it in the toilet so it grows even bigger, then blowing it up with gas canisters and a bomb until it turns into sushi. That is the spirit of the thing: find an object, get it somewhere ridiculous, and flush it. The Quest for the Magical Mystery Toilet unlocks new worlds, skins, weapons, vehicles and challenges as you go.

Berries, zombie flesh, jam jars, money, skulls, fish, dead pigeons: the game means it when it says everything. Your inventory takes all of it, and hoarding pays off, because you never know what an item will be good for later. A vacuum speeds up bulk collection, which is exactly as satisfying as it sounds. Getting rich helps too, so the Bank of Swindon is there to be loaded. Jobs around town, like driving a taxi or hauling bins on Bin Day, put money in your pocket while giving you something absurd to do.

Up to four players share the screen in split screen, and the game leaves the arrangement up to you: work together, fight each other, or ignore each other entirely while one frog robs a bank and the others test how far a fart launch really goes. There are weapons and PvP if you want combat, and plenty of skins and accessories to build the coolest-looking frog before anyone else claims it. Everything happens locally, so the chaos stays in the room with you.