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<p>Neko Atsume creator Yutaka Takazaki is back with another immensely charming time-waster, Tabi Kaeru (which literally translates to Travel Frog).</p><p>The game starts out in the forest home of a little green frog. Your job is to prepare food and travel supplies for your amphibian pal before he sets out to explore Japan’s most famous sites, as well as its more pastoral destinations. The combination of food and supplies you pack affects the frog’s destination and the souvenirs he brings back.</p><p>While froggy’s out and about, he’ll often send back photographs of his adventures, and you’ll even sometimes find him accompanied by a friend (so far my frog has buddied up with a moth and a mouse).</p><p>The game is a lot more hands-off than Neko Atsume. Other than packing items for your frog, there’s not much else for you to do. It’s best enjoyed by checking in every few hours to see what your frog is up to. The game’s fine attention to detail will instantly charm you, though, as your frog sends back photographs of him hiking in the Japanese mountains donning a green cap, stopping by a cake shop, or seeking shelter from the rain beneath a leaf at the gates to a brilliant red shrine.</p>Tabi Kaeru’s available internationally on iOS and Android, though there is no English language version at the moment. Still, the game’s pretty straightforward to figure out.....

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<p>If you've been a gamer for the past two years there's little chance you haven't heard of the vein-poppingly frustrating indie game, I am Bread. Well, it's your lucky day Android users because it's just arrived on Google Play.</p><p>I am Bread isn't some trick or play on words. You are literally a piece of bread attempting to free yourself from the shackles of your doughy brethren and traverse a dangerous landscape to ultimately turn yourself into toast.</p><p>It sounds easy, but a piece of bread doesn't have any hands, sunshine. How do you move across the kitchen without falling on the floor? How do you slip yourself over the cool metal of a toaster to ultimately nestle yourself in the warm bosom of its slots?</p><p>With great bloody difficulty.</p><p>Granted I'm more of a PC/PS4 player of I am Bread but the experience is no less aggravating. The controls are just as finicky, the toaster/lamp feels just as far away, and the dangers are just as real – and that's why it's so charming.</p><p>Grab I am Bread on Google Play now for £3.99 and God speed, pilgrim.</p>...

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