Tapo the baby tadpole has been taken, and rescuing him means diving into 20 shifting floors of danger. A squad of frog heroes is the only thing standing between Tapo and whatever’s holding him, armed with sigils, a D20, and whatever synergies can be pulled together along the way.
FROGGLE is a tactical, turn-based roguelite dungeon crawler from developer Dubs, drawing inspiration from Slay the Spire and Balatro. Commanding a squad of frog heroes through 20 shifting floors, rolling the in-game D20 to resolve turns, and combining sigils into powerful synergies, you’ll push deeper into the dungeon on a mission to rescue Tapo and bring him home.
What Makes It Different?
- Command a full squad of frog heroes through turn-based tactical combat
- Roll a D20 to resolve turns, adding genuine chance to every decision
- Combine sigils into powerful, build-defining synergies
- Navigate 20 shifting floors that change with every run
- Discover permanent upgrades that carry forward between attempts
- Uncover hidden game modes tucked away for players who dig deeper
- Rescue Tapo the baby tadpole across an increasingly chaotic dungeon crawl
Dice, Sigils, and Squad Tactics
FROGGLE blends tactical squad management with the kind of build-crafting familiar to fans of Slay the Spire and Balatro, filtered through a dice-driven combat system. Rolling the D20 adds a layer of chance to every turn, while combining sigils into synergistic combos rewards experimentation and careful planning. Balancing that randomness against genuine strategy is where most of the depth comes from.
Twenty Floors of Shifting Danger
Structuring the dungeon around 20 shifting floors gives FROGGLE a clear sense of progress without ever letting a run settle into a predictable rhythm. Permanent upgrades unlocked along the way carry forward into future attempts, and hidden game modes reward players willing to dig past the core loop for something extra.
How Long Does a Run Take?
There’s no officially published or community-tracked statistic for the average individual run length yet, since the indie FROGuelite has only a small pool of community data with roughly a dozen user reviews. A full run requires a squad of frog heroes to navigate and conquer 20 shifting floors to rescue Tapo the baby tadpole.
As a tactical, turn-based roguelite, individual runtime depends heavily on how long is spent calculating turn synergies and rolling the D20, and players note it’s easy to lose track of time while trying out different sigil combinations. Early reviewers have logged anywhere from 3 to 10 hours of total playtime across multiple runs while uncovering permanent upgrades and hidden game modes.
Controller Support
FROGGLE features Full Controller Support for Xbox Controllers and PlayStation Controllers.
Good If You Like…
If you enjoyed Slice & Dice, Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles, or Gordian Quest, FROGGLE’s mix of squad-based tactics and dice-driven synergy building should be well worth a look.
