Piano Ball: Run On Music Tiles

Piano Ball: Run On Music Tiles

Begin the endless jumping fun

9.1K ratings
50 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 23, 2018
  • February 15, 2020

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About

Guide a bouncing ball through a musical landscape, tapping to jump over obstacles and avoid pitfalls. Enjoy a visually stunning 3D experience with high-quality piano music. Compete with friends and players worldwide on the leaderboards.

โœ“Simple and smooth control
โœ“Beautiful 3D music scenes
โœ“Rhythm-based challenges
โœ“Speed challenges
โœ“Global leaderboards
โœ“High-quality piano music
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What's New in Piano Ball

1.3

February 15, 2020

-Minor bug fixes and improvements

User reviews

I love this game๐Ÿคฉ but itโ€™s so hard!

I love the game but itโ€™s so hard when I get use to it it just goes faster and faster and then I die and i have to do a add just to get the Hearts to play it but out of all of that this game is amazing hope to see updates for the game

DEVELOPERS PLEASE RESPOND

This is a very good game, ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘Œ But there are way too many adds, and none of the levels ever end. So, you donโ€™t get any satisfaction on finishing one. Also, I want more songs than just baby songs. Otherwise, this is a very good game with great graphics. I really do like this game :).

Piano Ball: Run On Music Tiles

Does this game even run on iPad Air w/ IOS 12.4.6?

If yes, deduct the 1 star and add a big ๐Ÿฆƒ because this is without doubt the worst game of all time. There were no tutorials or instructions. All I did for 45 mins. is get screen-shuttled from "give us $ for more X" to "give us $ for better Y", interspersed with crap ads and compulsory previews of games I don't want.

The few times I got to Tune 1 of the actual game (which I never could decode how to consistently make happen), I'd touch the screen and instantly hear a dissonant 'raspberry' noise; then it was back to all those aforementioned 'In Game Purchase' and interminable ad screens. You might be amused to hear that, after 45 frustrating minutes of really trying to Get This Game, my top score was a "3" [correct notes maybe? Don't know or care.] @ Experience Level 1. โ€”Most of that time was taken up by the rotating junk screens, and I never did figure out what you're supposed to do to score said points, because all I had to do is touch the screen to end the game!

I should have just played my REAL violin or piano: they sound beautiful, are easier to play (Truly!) and don't keep stopping to beg me for money. Give this turkey a wide berth, people !
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This game is good, but It had some flaws

Ok, so first, the ball is more moveable. Itโ€™s not a bad thing, but itโ€™s not the best. The ball moves farther than I intend it to, and I donโ€™t really like that. Second, it was a bit laggy, so when I tried moving the ball it lagged ( and I have good internet) and went to far. Those are the only problems with the game, but other than that, itโ€™s a good game that I would recommend!
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Great Concept, not so great game.

To be honest this game is not well thought out. The graphics arenโ€™t the best either. The more I play this game the more it gets boring. I wouldnโ€™t recommend this game for people who are looking for a great game that doesnโ€™t get boring. The game overall was not a well put together game. And I really hate to say this but this game should not have 4.5 as there rating. I am thinking more like a 3.9 to be honest. And I would suggest making better graphics. And this game is starting to seem like a rip-off of piano tiles games. Truly a horrible game. I can see the goal you were trying to reach, but it didnโ€™t get there. And this is coming from someone in fifth grader who focuses on the graphics of a game. I think eventually you could reach the point where the game is way better. But right now itโ€™s terrible.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Game resets to level 1 upon reopening

Bug

Incorrect note registrations

Bug

Energy system issues

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Requested Features

3 requests

Save progress across sessions

Feature

More song options beyond baby songs

Feature

Adjustable difficulty settings

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FAQ

What is Piano Ball: Run On Music Tiles?

Piano Ball: Run On Music Tiles is an exciting and addictive game where you guide a ball through a 3D musical landscape. The goal is to tap to make the ball jump, avoiding white and trap tiles while enjoying high-quality piano music.

What are the key features of this game?

Key features include simple and smooth controls, beautiful 3D music scenes, rhythm-based challenges that test your handspeed, thrilling speed challenges, the ability to share high scores and compete on global leaderboards, and high-quality piano music soundtracks.

Is Piano Ball: Run On Music Tiles free to play?

Yes, the game is free to download and play. It offers in-app purchases, allowing players to enhance their experience or acquire additional content.

What kind of music can I expect in the game?

The game features high-quality piano music soundtracks. The gameplay is synchronized with the rhythm of the music, creating a beautiful dance-like experience for the ball.

Who is this game designed for?

This game is designed for anyone who enjoys music-based games, rhythm challenges, and simple yet engaging arcade experiences. It's particularly appealing to those who like to test their reflexes and compete with others globally.