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Unleash destructive power by directing lightning blasts through a town. Earn points by demolishing cars and buildings, chaining targets for combos, and advancing through levels before reaching the sea. A game for those who enjoy a bit of chaos.
✓Aim lightning blasts with your finger
✓Destroy cars and buildings for points
✓Create combos by zapping multiple targets
✓Progress through levels by earning points
✓Lead a storm through town
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What's New in Thunder Tap
2.0
June 27, 2021
Initial Release: - Bug Fixes
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FAQ
What is the gameplay in Thunder Tap?
In Thunder Tap, you use your finger to aim lightning blasts at cars and buildings to earn points. Zapping multiple targets simultaneously initiates a combo, and you must achieve a certain score before reaching the sea to advance to the next level.
Is Thunder Tap free to play?
Yes, Thunder Tap is available for free. It does not have in-app purchases, and based on the provided data, it's unclear if it contains advertisements.
What devices support Thunder Tap?
Thunder Tap is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating system.
What is the age rating for Thunder Tap?
Thunder Tap has an age rating of 12+. This suggests it is suitable for users aged 12 and above.
How often is Thunder Tap updated?
The latest version of Thunder Tap is 2.0, which was last updated on June 27, 2021. This indicates updates may not be very frequent.
What do users like about Thunder Tap?
Users appreciate Thunder Tap, as evidenced by its high rating of 4.6 stars from 60 ratings. The destructive gameplay and combo mechanics are likely key attractions.
Can I play Thunder Tap offline?
The provided data does not specify whether Thunder Tap can be played offline. Typically, games with score-based progression and potential online leaderboards may require an internet connection.
