As part of the relaunch of cold acid entertainment, I’ve moved the Taptics website and blog over there as one of the CAE projects. All the existing blog posts from here have already been copied over, so please check there for further information about Taptics and our other game development endeavours.
Now available: Taptics 1.2! With this new version, some bugs have been released and more appearance tweaks have been put in. Let’s look at what’s changed:
I’ve got some ideas for version 1.3 and beyond, including achievements, alternate game modes, and more. Keep an eye out for future updates!
Figured I might as well post the screenshots of Taptics from the Windows Phone Store page here as well…
Coming soon… Facebook score sharing, not Taptics on Android. (Sorry Droid fans!)
Taptics 1.1 should now be available now for your Windows Phone. A lot of work has been put in to improve the appearance of Taptics for this release, as well as adding new features. New in this version:
I’m already working on the next update for Taptics, which will include the ability to see details about scores on the leaderboard (namely, how long each level took and the number of mistakes made on them) as well as posting scores to social networks. I bet you can’t wait!
And we’re finally out of the gate today with the public release of Taptics on the Windows Phone Store! Today’s launch introduces what promises to be the best pattern tapping game for Windows Phone to the world. And while the current version may not seem like much, I’m hard at work making things even cooler for the future. (In fact, the next version is already out for certification, but we’ll talk about that when it arrives.)
So, what is Taptics? Perhaps you remember the old 80s game “Simon”, where you have to hit certain buttons in order. That’s the essential quality of Taptics, too. But Simon was static, slow, and never really offered interaction beyond the basic game play. That won’t be the case with Taptics. Already you can see who has the quickest, most accurate fingers around the world, and new challenges and play modes are in the making.
So keep those fingers tapping, and watch out for what comes next!
Welcome to the blog for Taptics, the quick and wild tile tapping game for Windows Phone! Taptics is a fun little casual game inspired by the classic game of Simon. In Taptics, you are shown a random pattern of tiles that you must hit in order to advance the game. Each level increases the difficulty with more tiles to hit, and every level is timed. When the game is over, your score is uploaded to our leaderboards, letting you see how well you did versus other players around the world!
Taptics is a free game, and will appear soon on the Windows Phone Store. You can download and install it directly to your phone from the Install link at the top of the page.
Taptics is a Simon-like game for Windows Phone. Watch the pattern and hit the tiles in the right order as fast as you can. Each level is timed, and the patterns get more and more difficult as you go on! Have you got the fastest fingers?
