Piano Tap
Stay on the black tiles, avoid the white ones and protect your streak.
Stay on the black tiles, avoid the white ones and protect your streak.
Learn how to play Piano Tap and how to keep your rhythm as it speeds up, then play the game above.
Tap the black tiles as they scroll down and never touch a white one. The pace gets faster the longer you last.
Look a little above where you tap so your fingers are already moving to the next tile.
On a touch screen, split the columns between your thumbs so you can keep up when the speed climbs.
Tense, jerky taps cause misses. A loose, steady tempo lasts far longer.
Tap each black tile as it scrolls down to the line, in the right column, and never tap a white tile. The longer you survive the faster the tiles come. Missing a black tile or hitting a white one ends the game.
Look slightly ahead of the tap line so your fingers are already moving, use both thumbs to cover different columns on a touch screen, and keep a relaxed, steady rhythm rather than tense jabs.
Yes. Piano Tap is designed for tapping, so it plays naturally on a phone or tablet, and you can also click the tiles with a mouse on a computer.