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FEED THE FROG
Feed the Frog is a rope-cutting physics puzzle in the same family as Cut the Rope. A piece of candy hangs from one or more ropes, a frog sits somewhere below with its mouth open, and you cut the ropes so the candy swings, drops or rolls into it.
The early levels are a single cut. Then it starts asking more of you: cut one rope to get the candy swinging, cut the second at the top of the swing so it flies the right way, use a bubble to float it up, hit a switch that flips gravity. The pieces are all simple on their own; the puzzle is the order and the timing.
There's no clock, and restarting takes a second, so trial and error is part of how you play. Some levels you'll see straight away. Others you'll try six times before the candy finally lands, and that moment is the reason people keep going.
It's gentle enough for young kids to play on their own, and the later levels are tricky enough that adults won't breeze through. Mouse or touch, works well on a phone.
