PolyTap

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PolyTap is a single player action game. It was developed by PolyTapOfficial and was released on August 1, 2024. It received negative reviews from players.

Tap to the rhythm based on the shapes that emerge! This rhythm game features 3 main notes: Circle, Square and Triangle Single tap, hold-release and double tap for the different notes respectively. Try to reach the end without missing a note, or simply play through the level and test your accuracy!Features: 10 levels with different music Increasing difficulty of notes and timings with level pro…

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

gameplay1 negative mentions

The game has a good concept and potential for improvement with future updates.
Some players appreciated the aesthetic and minimalist art style of the game.
It is free to download, allowing players to try it without any financial commitment.

The controls are broken and unresponsive, making the game unplayable.
There is a lack of content beyond the level select screen, leading to a disappointing experience.
The game has received a very poor public reception, with minimal player engagement.

graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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33%
The game's graphics are characterized by a minimalist art style that some players find lackluster compared to contemporary standards. However, others appreciate the unique aesthetic and concept behind the visuals.
- “I loved the aesthetic of the game and its idea.”
- “Yes, contemporary 3D graphics take a lot of time and effort to create.”
- “This game features very lackluster minimalist 'art' for graphics instead of anything remotely contemporary.”
gameplay
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players have reported issues with the gameplay mechanics, noting that only the circle shape functioned correctly, while other shapes failed to respond to key inputs. This has led to frustration and a diminished overall experience.
- “However, the mechanics didn't work... the only shape that worked, no matter what key I chose for the others, was the circle.”