Short, silly, and sweet. It doesn't overstays it's welcome and moves along at a good pace -I mean, really helpful game to practice your fractions!

2 hours ago I had not played frog fractions. Now I have, most definitely, played frog fractions.

I may have been too tired to get the most out of this particular type of silliness.

This is more of an experience than a game. It was an interesting way to spend half an hour of my time, and I don't regret it!

Greater minds than mine might be able to review Frog Fractions without killing the magic, but I don't think I'm up to the task. That being said, I will say that:
A) It's a neat dissection of game design that takes about 30 minutes and 0 dollars to play. If you like weirdness, give it a go: http://twinbeard.com/frog-fractions
B) While I like the general idea Frog Fractions builds itself out of, I'm not so happy with the execution. The concept was fantastic and the sense of humor decent enough, but the mediocre gameplay which fastened it all together really held back my enjoyment here. I'm looking forward to further efforts by Twinbeards all the same.