Great app
This app has so much potential. Little bit of bugs that need to be polished, no big deal. If your ever bored play this game!
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Tap and hold to slice notes and guide a bouncing ball down a stack. Avoid red notes to prevent the ball from breaking and reach the finish line. Progress through levels to become the top player.
โTap and hold to slice notes
โBounce on yellow notes
โAvoid red notes
โReach the finish line
โProgress through levels
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What's New in Note Swipe
1.2
May 7, 2021
- Bug Fixes
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FAQ
What is the objective of Note Swipe?
The objective of Note Swipe is to guide the yellow ball to the finish line at the bottom of the stack by tapping and holding to slice notes. Players must avoid bouncing on red notes, as this will break the ball.
How do you play Note Swipe?
To play Note Swipe, tap and hold the screen to slice the notes and control the ball's descent. The ball can only bounce on yellow notes; hitting red notes results in failure.
What devices does Note Swipe support?
Note Swipe is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
What is the age rating for Note Swipe?
Note Swipe has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young players and above.
How often is Note Swipe updated?
The latest version of Note Swipe, 1.2, was released on May 7, 2021. The game was initially released on October 24, 2020.
Is Note Swipe free to play?
Yes, Note Swipe is available for free on supported devices.
Does Note Swipe have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Note Swipe contains advertisements. However, it is listed as free with no in-app purchases.
What makes Note Swipe challenging?
The challenge in Note Swipe comes from the need to precisely time taps and holds to slice notes, while carefully avoiding the red notes that cause the ball to break. Successfully navigating through increasing levels requires good reflexes and pattern recognition.
