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Tadpole Rush

Escort the neutral tadpole into the enemy pool. Crowd it to push; contested = it stalls. First to 3 deliveries.

Tadpole Rush is an escort mode where the objective moves and the map moves with it. It is one of six modes in FROGZ, a free multiplayer frog battle arena that runs in your browser — no download, no install, on desktop or mobile.

• 5v5
• Win: 3
• Arena 2400×1500
• Free to play
• No download

How Tadpole Rush works

Teams are 5 a side on a 2400×1500 arena, and bots fill any empty slots so a match starts straight away instead of waiting on a full lobby. You pick a frog class before you deploy — each has its own weapon and ability — and you can change class at your base between lives, so a bad matchup is never locked in for the round.

Tips for Tadpole Rush

• The tadpole only moves while your team crowds it — one frog nudging it is far slower than three.
• A single enemy touching the tadpole stalls it, so clearing the escort is as valuable as pushing it.
• Push distance is banked between rounds, so contested ground is never wasted effort.

Other FROGZ game modes

• Capture the Flag — Steal the enemy flag, carry it home. First to 3 captures.
• Secure the Area — Hold the 3 zones. Held zones tick up your score. First to 150.
• Sumo — Shots only shove — no kills. Knock enemies into the water as the ring shrinks. Last frog dry scores. First to 5.
• Hide & Seek — Seekers are blinded while hiders scatter — then the hunt begins. Tagged hiders join the seekers. Last hider standing wins the round.
• Cannons — Turn-based artillery duel. Take turns lobbing bombs across a destructible battlefield — one shot each turn, then reposition. Knock rivals into the water, grab gift crates, and outlast the rising flood. 3 lives each; last team standing wins.