The world of 99 Nights in the Forest just got stranger with its newest patch: the Frog Invasion Update. What initially sounds like a small addition—just frogs—might actually be the start of something much bigger. Let’s go through everything we know, theories from the community, and what this update could mean for survival in the forest.
99 Nights in the Forest Frog Invasion Update Guide, Codes, Logs
Frogs Enter the Forest
According to the update notes, “There are more than just fish in the ponds. When you least expect it, they’ll reveal themselves.”
This confirms frogs will spawn primarily around ponds and water regions. These creatures are not just decorative; they appear to have survival value. Players are speculating that killing frogs may drop:
- Frog Legs – A new food source.
- Poison Glands – Possible crafting material for traps or poisoned arrows (if ranged weapons arrive).
- Frog-Themed Gear – Items such as camouflage armor that make players less visible to predators like wolves.
What Does “Invasion” Mean?
The word “invasion” suggests this update goes beyond single mob spawns. Theories include:
- Swarms of Frogs – Entire groups could flood a camp during nighttime, stealing food or disrupting survival.
- Periodic Attacks – Every few nights, frog swarms may overwhelm camps if left unchecked.
- Larger Creatures – Frogs could be just the start, leading up to giant toads or water-based bosses.
At the very least, this means frog encounters won’t be as simple as chasing down a stray bunny.
Expanding the Water System
The fishing update in the past looked small at first, but later introduced:
- New structures
- Ponds and fishing gear
- Unique pursuits and badges
The Frog Invasion may follow the same pattern, starting with frogs but potentially adding lily pads, new pond mechanics, or hidden water-based threats. Some players even theorize this update could introduce a bigger ecosystem of aquatic enemies, setting up future water monsters or cultist rituals involving deep waters.
Pre-Update Party – Free Gems
Before the Frog Invasion officially launches, the devs are hosting an update party.
- Reward: 20 free gems (called “diamonds” in-game, though wording is inconsistent).
- How to Join: Log into one of the special party servers before the update drops.
- What’s Included: A gem rain plus “silly events” that remain unconfirmed, but likely include chaotic mini-events.
Servers may fill quickly, so it’s recommended to join early to secure your gems.
Theories on Hostility
One of the biggest debates in the community is whether frogs will be neutral like bunnies or hostile swarms.
Possible mechanics:
- Neutral food source like rabbits, only attacking in groups.
- Hostile swarms every 10 nights if unchecked, damaging camps and food stores.
- A hint toward bigger amphibians—giant toads or even summonable creatures tied to cultists near water.
This unpredictability may make water exploration much riskier than before.
Why This Update Matters
While “just frogs” may sound minor, the Frog Invasion Update is likely another layered expansion. Like fishing, it may start small but unlock new survival mechanics, craftables, and unexpected threats.
At minimum, players get:
- New mob encounters (frogs)
- New resources (potential food/crafting)
- More pond-related gameplay
At maximum, this could be the first step toward a dangerous aquatic ecosystem—from swarming frogs to giant toads, or even cultist-summoned water monsters.
The Frog Invasion Update proves that in 99 Nights in the Forest, nothing is predictable. Even a “simple frog” update could reshape survival strategies, expand crafting, and introduce chaotic new encounters. Whether they’re food, a nuisance, or a full-blown enemy army, frogs are about to make the forest far more interesting.