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Giveaway – iOS App – SwipeTapTap

SwipeTapTap (or STT) is a visual Simon Says game that offers 9 distinct simple gestures. If you like Bop It, you’ll love STT!

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STT offers 4 different game modes:

✓ Classic
✓ Memory
✓ Speed
✓ Endurance

CLASSIC allows you to race against the moving flow of orbs. Eliminate the orbs before they reach the other end of your screen. Progress your way through the levels as the speed and number of gestures increase.

MEMORY is our version of the classic Simon Says memory game. But instead of colors and buttons, you must use your brain and remember each of the nine distinct moves in random order.

SPEED is where you can challenge yourself to race against the clock. Get as many correct moves in as time allows. The harder the difficulty, the more moves you will have to master.

ENDURANCE is the mother of all modes! It starts off slow to get you in the groove, but as time progresses, it gets faster and faster and you start adding more moves into the mix. The speed never stops increasing! Oh yeah, don’t let the orbs overflow your screen. Game over.

 

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