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Operation: Frog

Review

This educational dissection simulator challenges players to remove and correctly reassemble a frog's organs using realistic tools.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1992
Perspective
Top-down
Size
575.01 KB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
0 votes

About Operation: Frog

Operation: Frog is an educational DOS title that simulates a biological dissection. Players interact with a virtual frog's anatomy using a set of specialized tools, including scissors for cutting, tweezers for moving parts, and a magnifying glass to examine details. A probe is available to provide guidance during procedures.

The core activity is divided into two distinct modes. One focuses on the systematic removal of internal organs, while the other requires correctly reassembling the anatomy. Players can select either a male or female specimen to study. Information on the various organs is accessible at any time through a dedicated reference section, which also displays their proper arrangement within the body. Progress can be saved using the game's built-in function.

Operation: Frog Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Lively animation
Starting of the game
Preferences section
Do you want to dissect it or reconstruct it?
Let's dissect it!
Successfully opened its body! Now place the organs to the tray
Want to know about the frog's organs without having to dissect it? Then try Frog File Index
The information about an organ
Have had enough fun with dissect? Now let's reconstruct it!