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Version 1.12 · 2026-10-21
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The store currently lists version 1.12, updated 2026-10-21.








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Follow the rhythm! Piano Tiles: Rhythm Tap is a fantastic music game with many popular songs and classic piano pieces.
Tap the black tiles! You can easily play a piano piece yourself. With fun and ease, the melodies and rhythms of piano pieces will flow freely through your fingers.
How to play:
1. Tap the black tiles
2. Tap and hold on long tiles
3. Tap and swipe on zigzag tiles
4. Don't miss any tiles
# Features:
1. Lots of piano songs. Explore and feel the music
2. Play Hard Mode
3. Enjoy full-screen mode
Hope you enjoy Piano Tiles: Rhythm Tap! Don't forget to update for new piano songs.
Try it now! It's time to BECOME A PIANO ARTIST!
The game is in its early stages of development:
- Apologies in advance - ads everywhere! We are fundraising to improve rhythm recognition - making every beat perfectly synchronized!…
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