The whole gameplay is very hands-off in a good way. You’ll only need to check back after several hours. That being said, I check it very often because the frog, friends, and travel buddies are just all so cute! There’s no stress to it at all and you just have to try combinations of things here and there. There’s no trick, really. Just patience and luck 🌝. Unfortunately, since the last update, I’ve been unable to load any advertisements. The turtle has been stuck there for days even though I’ve tried multiple times with different internet connections to load the ad. No tickets = no lottery = really hard to get the rest of those photos. Hope the developers fix it soon!

This is a heartfelt review written by a person who loves this company and it’s games! I enjoy this game a lot. Although, one thing was brought to my attention when I started playing this game. It doesn’t have an English speaking option. Now, it has been an issue for almost the majority of people who wrote the reviews almost two years ago or more. Now I really think that German or English or French would be some good language options. Hey! Even Spanish. Think about it. Yes people speak different languages and can’t understand Japanese or whatever language the game is in. (Trying not to make any assumptions) but think about the amount of people who would enjoy this game even MORE! Just saying. For parents out there wondering if this game is ok for the kids because of the “allow this app to track” pop up. It is totally normal and okay! Let your child play! No kidnapping involved with this game at all. But seriously get the language thing situated it has been a problem for at least 2 or more years.

Tabikaeru allows you to raise a froggy of your own—you purchase food and other travel items for your frog and watch it head off for travel and adventure. In the meantime, you wait (patiently) at home, collecting 3-leaves clovers (the currency in this gams) and hoping to receive some postcards from your frog’s travels. Eventually, (though the time is random) your frog comes home and brings back souvenirs! Then, you simply wait until they embark on their next journey. Despite its simplicity and (lack) of gameplay features, Tabikaeru is an incredibly addictive game that leaves you obsessed with your tiny frog friend/pet/child. I just open the app once in a while to collect clovers and check if my frog is back yet/left on another trip. Because of the minimal features you won’t be stuck in this game for more than 10min at a time. But it’s easy to understand and keep up, best if you are busy and can’t dedicate to a more complex game! Also it’s just fun unlocking new places and receiving cute postcards of your frog’s adventures ;w;

I have been enjoying this game quite a lot until lately when I started to have problems with the iPad version. It started when no visitors showed up in the yard for almost 40hours. Then the turtle came. I fed the turtle and tapped out the game. When I tapped back to the game a while after, the turtle disappeared and the snail came. All seemed normal except that there was no gift from the turtle as usual. I fed the snail and tapped out the game. When I tapped back a while after, the snail disappeared and the turtle came back, already fed. And no gift from the snail. I turned off the app and restarted the game. Same turtle. I restarted the iPad. Same turtle. Then I turns off the app for a while. When I restarted the game, the turtle disappeared and a fed snail showed up! Of course no gift from the turtle either. What is going on? The game on my iPhone does not have this problem at all. I hope someone at Hit Point is reading the post since I can’t find where to contact them on their website. I hope they will have this bug fixed.