Last Frog vs Look This Way!

One jump. One frog. LAST FROG is a compact logic puzzle about leaping across lily pads. Pick a frog, jump over its neighbor, and watch the jumped frog disappear. Plan every move until only one frog remains in the pond. It starts simple. Then lily pads begin to bloom and block your path, and the King Frog enters the pond. Keep him safe: the crowned frog must be the last one standing. What awaits you: - 52 bite-sized levels - Simple tap controls - New twists introduced as you progress - Hints for the trickiest puzzles - Undo a failed move or restart in an instant - Jump combos, sound, and satisfying haptic feedback - No timers — solve every puzzle at your own pace Every level is a small challenge where a single wrong jump can lead to a dead end. Can you leave the last frog standing?

Look This Way! is a logic puzzle about figuring out where a group of cute ghosts should face. On numbered ghosts, the number basically tells you how many other ghosts are looking at that ghost. Tap to rotate a ghost by 90 degrees, or flick to choose a direction directly. Adjust every ghost until all numbers and special conditions are satisfied. The game begins with a tiny 2×2 tutorial, then spends plenty of time on approachable 3×3 boards before gradually introducing 4×4 and 5×5 puzzles. There are 2,000 puzzles in total, but the game is designed to be enjoyed one puzzle at a time rather than rushed through. As you progress, new special ghosts and rules are unlocked little by little. Some change how far a gaze travels, some change what is counted, and others link the conditions of two ghosts. New ideas are introduced gradually so you can learn each one before the combinations become more involved. Use a note when you want to remember a possible direction. You can undo one move at a time or restart a puzzle from the beginning. If you get stuck, you can watch an ad to reveal the correct direction of one ghost as a hint. First-time clears also help grow the Ghost Room. New ghosts, furniture, and little sparkles appear as you keep solving, giving you something to come back and see between puzzles. The game is free to play and includes ads. There are no in-app purchases, and no login is required.