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Hop ball on the music tiles 3D
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Hop Ball 3D: Dancing Ball is a rhythm game from Amanotes in which a ball keeps moving by jumping, bouncing, hitting and smashing music tiles. The developer describes it as a game where the ball drops onto tiles to build up a beat, set against EDM music.
It suits players who want an arcade-style game tied to popular EDM, pop and piano songs. The developer says the game is free to play, and the listing gives the publisher's total as over one billion downloads across its music apps.
The build we hold is Hop Ball 3D: Dancing Ball 2.23.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The ball has to stay in the air by landing on tiles that line up with the rhythm of the track. Players can jump, bounce, hit and smash tiles, and the listing says a dunk-and-smash move is available when the ball is in perfect mode.
Each song is built from hits that the ball responds to, so the game is about timing as much as position. The listing names EDM and piano songs in particular, along with a list of pop songs.
The listing says the EDM songs are updated frequently, and it advertises a separate list of popular pop tracks. The developer also says Amanotes' other music apps together offer thousands of songs.
Because the library is tied to the game itself, new tracks arrive through app updates rather than a separate music service.
Every action runs off a single finger, so the whole game is played with one tap or swipe at a time. The developer describes the 3D visuals and effects as the main way the tiles look when they are dunked or smashed.
The listing also advertises a large selection of backgrounds that the play area can be shown against.