Let's Tap

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Featuring five separate game modes with multiple levels and allowing up to four players for multiplayer action, Let's Tap presents an assortment of different finger-tapping challenges for players to master. In Tap Runner players use differing finger tapping pressure to make simple stick figure racers run through an obstacle course. In Visualizer players are allowed to create dazzling fireworks effects, dramatic paint strokes, amongst other effect as they tap out different rhythm patterns that correspond to different effects. Silent Blocks finds players taking turns removing blocks from a large stack, tapping too hard will result in a collapsing stack of blocks. Bubble Voyager allows players to fly through space, blasting obstacles and enemies in order to reach the far stretches of the universe. And finally Rhythm Tap allows players to time the taps of their fingers to high energy music.

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Let's Tap Recent Articles

  • Jun. 19, 2009 Cheats: Let's Tap - Unlockables

    A Wii, a solid surface and your fingers is all it takes for these unlockables.

  • Jun. 12, 2009 Review: Let's Tap

    I once called Wii Sports a glorified tech demo on the GamePro forums, much to the chagrin of the Wii fanboys. I didn't do it to demean the game in any way -- after all this time, it still remains the quintessential Wii experience -- but let's be honest here: Wii Sports wasn't a game so much as it was a showcase of the Wii Remote's capabilities. And really, there's nothing wrong with that. There's also nothing wrong with what Let's Tap is trying to do either: it's yet another tech demo that further expands upon the Wii Remote's unique capabilities. The only problem is, I'm not sure if that's enough to sway gamers to buy it.

  • May. 11, 2009 Preview: Let's Tap Hands-on Preview - Wii

    A game that's played without touching the controller.