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Piano Tiles ™ - Tap Music Game is a rhythm game from Kooapps Games, filed under Music and rated PEGI 3. You play by tapping black tiles to the beat of a piano song, and the one rule is to leave the white tiles untouched.
It suits people who want a short, music-driven game they can pick up quickly. The developer's description says the pace increases as the levels progress, so the game gets harder as well as more musical.
The build we hold is Piano Tiles ™ - Tap Music Game 1.0.40 (APKS split bundle) for Android 6.0 and up.
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Each song is played by tapping the black tiles in time with the music. Tapping a white tile is the mistake the whole game is built around avoiding.
The tempo climbs with each level, so the timing that works early on becomes tighter later. The listing also says the game can be made harder on purpose through the sound settings described below.
The library holds over 60 piano songs, mixing classical piano pieces with popular tap music tracks. The developer lists both styles side by side, so a player who knows one kind of music will find some tracks they recognise.
Songs are unlocked by earning music notes while playing. The listing presents this as the way to reach favourite tracks, so a song you want may be locked until you have collected enough notes.
Players can switch to typewriter sounds in place of the usual piano tones, or turn audio off completely. The listing describes both as ways to raise the challenge.
You can also arrange your own playlist of the songs you have unlocked. The listing says you can compare your results with friends, so the game has a social side as well as a solo one.