With Frog Land, the player is trust right into the challenge of the game from the moment they hit play. There is no time when start is pressed for the player to anticipate where the frog will be in relation to the fast dinosaurs moving across the screen; Because of this, it can feel as though the game wants you to lose. Even though the game starts in this way, the stakes for winning the game are not as high as they appear. The player, playing as the frog has a certain amount of health that they are allotted from the start that will gradually go down when they run into the various dinosaurs. The game and its enemies, the dinosaurs, to not anticipate the players moves but this does not make it any less difficult. The game is easily won if the player does not care if their health decreases by the time that they get the lily pad to the end. Though, if the player sets out to win the game with full health intact, like I did, this is much more difficult and impossible to accomplish. Anticipating the movement of the dinosaurs is difficult because of the speed at which they are going, where the lily pad is that needs to be collected and the areas where the dinosaurs overlap in their movement. These factors, though they make winning with full health, and in my mind score, difficult this does not mean that they make the game any less interesting to play and attempt to learn the best path forward.