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Version 61.0 · 2024-04-05
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The store currently lists version 61.0, updated 2024-04-05.








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- Kpop Hop: Balls Dancing Tiles! is a game that challenges your reflexes and reaction time.
- Play now and feel new KPOP music challenges wherever you are.
***HOW TO PLAY***
1. Touch, hold and drag to 2 sides to control the ball to jump on the tiles.
2. Don't "fall" off the track!
3. Relax, enjoy KPOP music and challenges designed specifically for each song.
The ball will dance to the beat of KPOP music. Listen to the music, follow the melody and use your abilities to control the ball and overcome the challenge. Don't release your hand while playing!
All free! Play Kpop Hop: Balls Dancing Tiles! today!
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