Operation: Frog

Operation: Frog is a video game in the simulation genre developed by Interactive Picture Systems Inc. and published by Hi-Tech Expressions, Inc. originally released in 1992. It is currently playable on DOS, Apple II, Commodore 64.

Operation Frog is an educational title in which players explore the inside of a frog's body. You can choose between a male frog and a female frog in the reference section. There are two game modes: Dissection and Reconstruction. In Dissection mode, players have to open the frog's body and remove its organs; and in Reconstruction mode, players have to put the already removed organs back into the frog's body in the correct order. This game provides you with scissors, a probe, a magnifying glass and tweezers, the necessary tools for your work. The scissors (not available in the Rebuild section) help you cut the frog's body and remove the organs, the probe gives you hints on where to cut (in the Dissect section) or which part to place first (in the Rebuild section), the magnifying glass gives you information about each organ and the tweezers help you move the organs. You don't have to remove all the organs to see their information, as you can search for them at any time in the Frog File Index section. You can also see the arrangement of the organs in the OptiFrog section. The game offers players a save function.

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