A new studio formed by veteran Fall Guys developers has officially entered the spotlight. Panic Stations unveiled its debut title, Frog Sqwad, during today’s Day of the Devs showcase—introducing a physics-driven, multiplayer slapstick adventure where teamwork, timing, and a very sticky tongue are the keys to survival.
Scheduled to launch next year on PC via Steam, Frog Sqwad blends cooperative chaos with physics-based puzzles, absurd growth mechanics, and a constant threat of becoming dinner yourself.
A New Studio, A Very Hungry Vision
Founded by developers with deep experience in party-driven chaos, Panic Stations is setting the tone early with Frog Sqwad—a “friendslop” game built around cooperative mayhem. Designed for up to eight players, the game challenges squads of frogs to work together under pressure while feeding a terrifying overlord known as the Swamp King.
The announcement trailer showcased fast-paced antics, unpredictable physics, and plenty of frog-flinging fun, marking Frog Sqwad as one of the more playful multiplayer reveals from Day of the Devs.
What Is Frog Sqwad?
Frog Sqwad is a physics-based cooperative game where players use their sticky tongues to swing, grab, drag, and catapult one another through sewer-like environments filled with puzzles, hazards, and strange creatures.
Each mission tasks players with hauling massive food items through winding tunnels and obstacle-filled arenas. The more you eat, the bigger you grow—eventually transforming into a rolling, unstoppable Megafrog capable of crushing obstacles and teammates alike.
But success isn’t guaranteed. Fail to meet your quotas, and the Swamp King may decide you’re the next meal.
Slapstick Co-Op for Up to Eight Players
At its core, Frog Sqwad is designed for shared laughter and controlled chaos. Teams of two to eight players must coordinate movement, solve physics puzzles, and manage their growth carefully to avoid sabotaging each other.
The physics-driven design ensures that no two runs play the same, with emergent moments created by misfires, mistimed swings, and frogs flying in entirely unintended directions.
Grow Bigger, Get Louder, Cause More Chaos
Eating isn’t just for points—it fundamentally changes how you play. As frogs grow larger, their abilities and presence shift dramatically. Once transformed into a Megafrog, players can roll through environments with brute force, altering puzzle solutions and team dynamics.
Adding to the chaos, proximity voice chat dynamically changes as players grow, making communication—and comedy—even more unpredictable as frogs swell to absurd sizes.
Progression, Gadgets, and Frog Fashion
Completing successful runs earns Gold, which can be spent on new cosmetics, physics toys, and gadgets. These upgrades provide new ways to approach challenges, experiment with strategies, and give your squad an edge in future missions.
Whether you’re optimizing your build or just dressing your frog in the silliest possible outfit, progression plays a key role in replayability.
Key Features of Frog Sqwad
- Cooperative multiplayer for 2–8 players
- Physics-based puzzles and platforming challenges
- Sticky tongue traversal and interaction mechanics
- Dynamic growth system with Megafrog transformations
- Proximity voice chat that changes as you grow
- Strange enemies roaming the sewers
- Unlockable cosmetics, toys, and gadgets
- Developed by veteran Fall Guys creators
A Multiplayer Party Game to Watch in 2026
With its playful tone, physics-driven design, and emphasis on teamwork and laughter, Frog Sqwad is shaping up to be a standout co-op party game for PC players. Panic Stations’ pedigree shows in its focus on accessibility, emergent fun, and unforgettable multiplayer moments.
More details are expected in the coming months, but for now, Frog Sqwad is firmly on the radar as one of 2026’s most promising indie multiplayer games.
