DAILY CHALLENGE

FROGGER · CHALLENGE OF 2026-09-15

CLOSED · 9 PLAYERS

RANKNAMESCORE
1ST- - - - - -- - -
2NDTURBO CUERVO290
3RDNITRO TIBURON270
4THADRIAN260
5THARCADE TIGRE150
6THULTRA LOBO140
7THPOLINOMIOS120
8THSPRITE CUERVO110
9THCARTUCHO COLOSO100
10TH- - - - - -- - -

HOW THE DAY WENT

Tuesday, September 15 brought FROGGER, at level 1, and 9 people played.

TURBO CUERVO won with 290 points, just 20 ahead of NITRO TIBURON: a day settled by a hair. ADRIAN rounds out the podium with 260.

Among the top 8, the average was 180 points.

THE SCREEN

Screenshot of the FROGGER challenge on 2026-09-15

It started on screen 1 of the 3 that FROGGER has; clearing it leads on to the rest, in an order that depends on the day. It was played at level 1, with the same seed for everyone: the same enemies and the same pieces in the same order.

THE MUSIC

Eine kleine Nachtmusik (Serenata n.º 13, KV 525), primer movimiento, W. A. Mozart, 1787.

'A little night music'. Mozart entered it in his catalogue in 1787, and nobody knows what occasion he wrote it for.

It is in the public domain, transcribed to chiptune with square and triangle waves, the way it would sound on an Atari 2600.

ABOUT TODAY'S GAME

Each line of the map is a lane with its content, type, speed and direction: cars that run you over, water that drowns you and logs that carry you. The homes to fill are at the top.

There is a clock per crossing: the yellow bar at the top turns red for the last ten seconds.

· The 10 points per row are paid only the first time you reach that height. Backing off to wait for a gap costs nothing, but does not pay again either.

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