Recommended introduction to traveling frog and Buddha games. Recommendations for many similar casual games

Have you read the recommended introduction of Traveling Frog Buddhist games? Let’s take a look at the recommendations for many similar casual games. You'll fall in love with these comforting games.

Similar games

The first is the familiar one: Cat Backyard, but there are also these. In addition, I also recommend a Buddha nature mobile game that is not idle but also warm, Oden Love Story.

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In order to call those four paper men, I save energy every day and buy diamonds? Not to mention spending money, I also rack my brains to figure out the reply in the circle of friends. What can I do to make them like me better?

My friends couldn’t bear to watch me spend my youth and money on a futile relationship, so I was introduced to a game called "Traveling Frog" (hereinafter referred to as "Traveling Frog"). My friend said to me: I hope this Buddhist frog can heal you.

This "Buddha frog" that can heal people has only two interfaces

After entering the game, the system will automatically pop up some Japanese for simple novice guidance, although I can only guess. Careless but does not affect the experience of the game.

Let me first introduce the game interface of this "Traveling Frog". Open the game, there are two interfaces. After entering the game, the first thing we arrive at is Wawa's courtyard.

There are three main functions here:

Collect clovers, which is the in-game currency. Can be used to purchase food and items for Wroga. In your inbox, every time Wawa goes to a new place, he will send you photos and gifts. Occasionally there will be little snails visiting the courtyard (actually selling advertisements), and you have to entertain them for Frog.

There is a button that looks like a house in the lower right corner of the interface. Click it and we will enter another interface of the game? The room where Frog lives.

This is a small loft apartment. The ground floor is Wroga's living room, with a table, a chair and a cabinet. It can be said to be very simple, so some people say that Wroga lives a "monastic" life.

Go up the cloud-shaped spiral staircase to the attic, where there is a frog-blue crib and books. Aha, I am still a frog who loves to read.

What do you do in "Traveling Frog"?

There is only one thing that players can do in this interface, and that is preparation Bag for going out? Just open the wood-colored button in the lower left corner.

The blue placement interface represents luggage. After filling it with food, amulets, and props, Wawa can go on a trip. Sliding to the right, the yellow interface represents preparing items on the desktop to prepare for Frog's next trip.

When the existing items are not enough, click on the blue and white "bag" in the lower right corner to buy them with the collected clovers. Clover does not need to be planted, it will grow automatically in the yard after a while. If it's really not enough, you can click the Krypton Gold button on the upper right.

However, Wawa decides when he goes out, when he goes home, and where he goes. Most of the time players can only "do nothing". When Wawa is at home, he is either reading in bed or writing at his desk. When it's hungry, it eats like a frog. When he was full, he would do crafts by whittling wood. When Frog goes out, you don't know where it goes. You can only guess from the photos it sent back where it stopped and what new friends it met.

Last summer, developer HitPoint released a set of data, saying that the downloads of "Cat Backyard" on mobile platforms exceeded 19 million. In the Chinese market, although "Cat's Backyard" did not become as popular as "Traveling Frog", it has also attracted the recognition and long-term following of a certain number of players.

As for "Cat's Backyard", the developer HitPoint also teamed up with the film company to put it on the movie screen. Many famous cats in the industry have starred in it, including the male lead. Atsushi Ito of the Japanese drama "Train Boy", and the heroine is played by Shiori Kutuna, who played "Mourilan" in the live-action version of "Detective Conan". This live-action movie "The Cat's Backyard House" was released in Japan in April last year, and its rating on the domestic Douban is 6.5 points.