Thanks a lot! I never really thought of the comparison to frogger, but you're right to point it out, as it's very apt. (For the record, my high score is six, so you've got me beat there. :P)

It's good for quickly testing anything HTML-based. Python has a very gentle learning curve, as you might have heard. Its two strongest niches are web applications and number crunching (it's also, apparently, the industry standard for machine learning). Renpy, the visual novel engine, uses Python, but otherwise I wouldn't know much about making games in Python, as I don't use the language much for philosophical reasons. The reason I brought up Python in the description is because, on Mac/Linux systems at least, if you run python -m http.server in a terminal, it'll launch a simple HTTP server in whatever directory you're in, which lets you run and debug web-based games without having to upload them to any hosting service.