目のつけどころが、斜め45度
自分の感覚を数値で見れるのは、感動。
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高い評価のレビューありがとうございます！ 今後の励みになります。
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A simple game where you guess angles using only your phone's tilt. Compete with friends or sharpen your spatial sense. Offers two visual themes and works completely offline.
✓Pure tilt-based gameplay
✓Offline play
✓Two visual themes
✓Quick rounds
✓Friendly competition
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What's New in Tilt Hit
1.2.1
June 14, 2026
• Added haptic feedback for calibration, measuring, and high scores. • Minor bug fixes and stability improvements.
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What is Tilt Hit?
Tilt Hit is a game that challenges your angle sense by having you guess angles using only your phone's tilt. It uses the device's gravity sensor for gameplay and can be played solo or with friends.
How do you play Tilt Hit?
You calibrate your phone to 0°, select a target angle (e.g., 30°, 45°), and then tilt your phone to what you believe is the correct angle. Tapping the screen reveals your measured angle and the error.
Does Tilt Hit require an internet connection?
No, Tilt Hit is fully offline. It requires no network connection, and no personal information or usage data is collected or transmitted.
Can I play Tilt Hit with friends?
Yes, Tilt Hit is great with friends. Each round is quick, making it ideal for taking turns and competing for the best score in friendly battles.
What devices is Tilt Hit available on?
Tilt Hit is available on iPhone and requires iOS 16.0 or later. It utilizes the built-in motion sensor, which is supported by all iPhones.
Does Tilt Hit have ads?
No, Tilt Hit does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free and ad-free.
What are the visual themes in Tilt Hit?
Tilt Hit offers two visual themes: 'Cyber,' which has a neon green cyberpunk look with a dark background, and 'Soft,' featuring a warm cream world with a light background and rounded typography.
How accurate is the tilt detection in Tilt Hit?
Tilt Hit uses CoreMotion to track your phone's tilt with high accuracy. The game considers an angle within 1° as 'Perfect' and within 3° as 'Great'.