King frog

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Get ready for some ribbiting fun! The King Frog Board Game from Brain Games is here to challenge your little ones (and maybe even you!) to a race around the pond like no other. Designed for children seven years and up, this delightful game promises laughter, strategy, and a whole lot of hopping as players vie for the coveted title of Frog King.

Will you be the last frog hoppin’ and crowned the new King Frog?

King Frog

In King Frog, the goal is simple yet engaging: outlast your opponents and remain afloat for as long as possible. It’s a fantastic way to introduce strategic thinking and a bit of friendly competition to your family game nights.

What’s in the Box? Dive In!

Open up the King Frog box and discover everything you need for an exciting game:

  • Fifteen colorful pond tiles: These form the vibrant and ever-changing playground for your frogs.
  • Twenty mosquito cards: Numbered from one to five, these cards are your key to strategic movement.
  • A prestigious wooden crown: The ultimate prize, passed from frog to frog throughout the game.
  • Four charming wooden frogs: Each player gets to choose their own amphibian adventurer!

How to Play: A Simple Hop to the Top!

King Frog

King Frog is easy to learn, making it perfect for quick setup and immediate enjoyment. Here’s a quick rundown:

  1. Choose Your Frog & Mosquitos: Each player selects a wooden frog and the corresponding set of five mosquito cards.
  2. The Mosquito Shuffle: Everyone secretly chooses a mosquito card from their hand and places it face-down.
  3. Turn Order Revealed: All players reveal their chosen cards simultaneously. The order of play is determined by the numbers on the cards, from lowest to highest. The player who laid the lowest card goes first, and so on.
  4. Strategic Lily Pad Placement: The youngest player takes their frog and places it on any lily pad they choose. The remaining players then strategically place their frogs either directly in front of or behind the player who just moved.
  5. The Crown is Yours! The frog in the front position proudly receives the wooden crown to kick off the round.
  6. Landing & Keeping: If you land on a lily pad that matches the color of your frog, you get to keep the mosquito card you played! If not, you’ll have to discard it.
  7. Repeat the Cycle: Players reveal their cards simultaneously again, and turns are decided by card value once more. After all frogs have moved, the frog now in the lead snatches up the glorious crown.
  8. Out of Cards? You’re Out! If you run out of mosquito cards in your hand, you are eliminated from the game, and your frog is removed from the pond.

Winning the Game: The Last Frog Standing!

The ultimate victory belongs to the last player who still has cards in their hand. It’s a game of endurance and smart card management!

Tips for the Best Pond Experience:

While King Frog is designed for 2-4 players, we highly recommend playing with three to four players for the most dynamic and engaging experience. For two-player games, you can easily adapt by introducing a “dummy frog” to keep the pond lively!

Our Verdict: A Must-Have Family Game!

We found King Frog to be an absolute delight! It’s incredibly easy to teach, making it accessible for even younger players, yet it offers enough strategic depth to keep adults thoroughly entertained. The quick rounds and engaging goal make it hard to put down.

Ready to hop into some fun? Don’t wait! Head over to Brain Games and order your copy of King Frog Board Game today! It’s the perfect addition to your game collection for endless family entertainment.

By Rose DesRochers

When it comes to the world of blogging and writing, Rose DesRochers is a name that stands out. Her passion for creating quality content and connecting with her audience has made her a trusted voice in the industry. Aside from her skills as a writer and blogger, Rose is also known for her compassionate nature.

4 thought on “Crown the King of the Pond in King Frog!”
  1. I could see my oldest totally loving this game! thanks for letting us know its best for 3 to 4. that means mommy and daddy get to play too 🙂

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