Okay, so Frogger Advance: The Great Quest isn’t just hopping across traffic anymore. It’s a full-on adventure—like someone took the original arcade frog and dropped him into a weird little RPG-lite world. You’ve still got the classic dodging and jumping, but now there’s a story, NPCs to talk to, and these puzzle-like levels where you’re pushing blocks or timing jumps just right.

The graphics are bright and cartoony, which works for the GBA, and the controls feel tight—though some of the later platforming bits can get frustrating when you miss a jump by a pixel. The music’s got that upbeat, slightly repetitive charm you’d expect, and the dialogue? Surprisingly goofy. Like, Frogger gets sassed by a snail at one point.

It’s not perfect, but if you ever wondered what Frogger would look like as a weird little adventure game, here’s your answer.