Fragger

Fragger, a game about precision, timing and a lot of blind luck. In this little game, you’ll have to frag enemies by using a bunch of high powered grenades.

The gameplay in Fragger is easy to pick up and tough to master. No two levels are the same so going by intuition almost never works. Using the mouse cursor, you get to choose the angle of the shot as well as the power of the throw. Once you release the grenade, it’s all about the countdown until it explodes.

Wind or other external factors that could affect the trajectory of the grenade are non-existent and that makes things a bit easier for you; especially since some of the levels get really complicated.

Also, don’t look at Fragger like you do at Angry Birds because there are very few instances where you can eliminate all the targets with just one throw. Most of the times, it’s about being able to use one grenade per victim.

Fragger looks kind of cute and it’s enjoyable to see the faces on the targets when you hit them right in the head with a grenade. The goofy faces of the soon to be scattered bodies are amusing and it would have been great if they had some lines to throw at you whenever you directed a grenade their way or when they were one second away from being blown to pieces.

The lack of audio humor is probably the only big issue with the game. It leaves it feeling kind of flat when it could have had a lot more personality and charm.

To end, Fragger is that kind of small game that gets you hooked almost instantly. It works on just about any computer, it’s easy to play and addictive.