Line #15 VideoGame/FrizzleFraz


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3	''Frizzle Fraz'' is a series of popular UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash [[PlatformGame platform games]] created by Spillgames. The series is well known for [[GatewaySeries introducing a lot of people]] to Flash games and casual gaming as a whole. The games in general tend to follow you playing as a creature called Big Frizzle (often nicknamed by the fans [[FanNickname Frazzle]]) who sets off on a journey to rescue little Frizzles from danger. The series's popularity has lead to a reboot and a mobile adaptation.
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5	The original ''Frizzle Fraz'' (2008) starred you playing as Big Frizzle, as he had to rescue his little Frizzle friends from creatures called nasties (which consist of devil-looking nasties and piranha-looking nasties) and collect all of the keys to complete the level. The game was a surprise hit and served as a game that got quite a few people in to Flash games.
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7	Four years later, it eventually got a sequel called ''Frizzle Fraz 2'', which saw Frizzle getting thrown into a completely different world from the first game and having to collect the little Frizzles and keys again to return home. The gameplay has a lot more exploration in comparison to the first and the game was in general warmly received and is considered an [[EvenBetterSequel improvement over the original]]. ''Frizzle Fraz 3'' came out a year after and featured very few changes from the second game, such as new enemies and mechanics, serving as more or less a MissionPackSequel and taking place in a forest. Then in 2014 ''Frizzle Fraz 4'' came out to close out the series, featuring the characters being thrown into a frozen location and, for the first time, seeing the next level unlocked by collecting the little Frizzles by rescuing them from ice blocks, instead of keys like before.
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9	After that, a [[ContinuityReboot reboot]] was launched with the characters being redesigned to be more adorable ([[TheyChangedItNowItSucks much to the chagrin of the fanbase]]). It started with a mobile game adaptation seeing Frizzle being thrown into an even more different world inspired by a jungle. It was followed by a direct sequel ''Frizzle Fraz 5'', (which was an internet game like the games before the mobile game, but unlike those ones, it was made in [=HTML5=] instead of Flash) which featured a desert inspired location and turned up the difficulty. It was followed by the latest entry in the series ''Frizzle Fraz 6'' which takes place entirely underwater.
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11	All of the games can currently be found on a dedicated website [[http://www.frizzle-fraz-games.com/ here]].
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13	!!The ''Frizzle Fraz'' games contain examples of:
14	* AlliterativeTitle: ''Frizzle Fraz''.
15	* ArtEvolution: The series does this twice. Starting with game 2, the art style is a lot more detailed. The mobile game sees the rest of the franchise getting revamped with a crisper, more adorable art style.
16	* BadassAdorable: Big Frizzle for taking on all sorts of creatures and surviving all sorts of deathtraps just to keep the little Frizzles safe.
17	* CheeryPink: The titular character is pink, and is always shown smiling.
18	* GameplayAndStorySegregation: Big Frizzle's goal is to rescue all of the little Frizzles, yet in the first three games, you can make it to the next level by just collecting all of the keys with the collecting of the Frizzles being completely optional. Starting with game 4, the Frizzles are indeed necessary to finish the level, with keys being removed (except in the mobile adaptation, where Frizzles are still necessary).

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