...There's no strategy to this whatsoever. There are only a small number of fixed locations where you can place frogs, and once you've placed them all (which won't take very long), there's nothing else to do but watch and wait - no variation, no upgrades, no way to influence the outcome whatsoever. Unless I've missed something somehow, it's mathematically impossible to get past wave 14. There's an idea for a tower defense game here, but in execution, it's in its infancy. You could add some different kinds of frogs, some upgrades, some effects to influence how the food moves down the track, maybe different kinds of food with different behaviors. Also, test te game thoroughly to make sure that the goal is possible.

this is just bad. the frog take way too long to aim and fire, and they have incredibly low accuracy. they cost too much for what they do.

Really awesome. Would you be able to make it so there's different frogs to buy, or even able to upgrade the frogs you already bought? I feel like that'd really help because I managed to fill up all the spaces for the frogs halfway through wave 7, and there's not much else to do. Maybe even invest in making different levels so you have to change up where you put the froggies. wonderful game. I loved it.

I didn't feel like there was a lot to do while I played, but I found the basic attack mechanic of connecting with the food on the tongue's way out and back pretty amusing.

Something to make the game more active would add a lot of value- maybe you can move a frog every so many seconds, maybe wherever your mouse cursor is there's a little slowdown effect on the floating food, etc.

The game's components fit together very smoothly!