Frog Chorus
Lead a pond choir of singing frogs. Listen to each phrase, then tap the frogs back on the beat to echo it, but the frogs keep hopping to new lily pads, so you have to know them by their voices.
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Controls
Tap- Listen to the frogs sing, then tap the same frogs on the same beats.
- Keys: 1-6.
About the game
Frog Chorus is a call-and-response rhythm game set on a lily pond. An owl conductor keeps the beat, a row of frogs in bow ties and little hats each sings one note, and every phrase comes in two halves: first you listen, then you sing it back by tapping the same frogs on the same beats. Chords ask for two frogs at once, and a crowd of pond animals on the bank cheers or sulks with every note.
The catch is that the frogs never stay put. Between verses they hop to new lily pads, and in later songs they even swap places between the call and your reply, so remembering a spot is useless. Instead you learn the choir by ear: the big frog in the top hat sings the lowest note and the smallest one the highest. Day songs light up the singer, dusk songs only show its colour, and night songs leave you nothing but the pitch. Twenty-four songs earn up to three stars each for accuracy.
Free to play in your browser. No download, no sign-up. Best on a computer, or a phone held sideways. Your progress is saved on this device.
