Ludo's Quest vs Tap Dash Blitz

Ludo's Quest is a side-scrolling platformer inspired by the arcade classics. Run, jump and swing your sword through 16 hand-crafted levels, from the village to the haunted forest, the graveyard and finally castle Monfort. Fun for young and old. • 16 levels across four worlds, each with its own music • 8 Christmas levels with their own festive music • Level Editor: build your own levels, then play, edit or delete them anytime • Collect coins, keys, potions and power-ups • Defeat orcs, skeletons, spiders, bats and the evil Vandaft • Play with the on-screen pad, a keyboard or a game controller • Your progress syncs between your iPhone and iPad with iCloud • Free: no ads, no in-app purchases The Story A long time ago lived a small boy called Ludo. Ludo lived in Piedmont, a small village at the foot of mount Massif. The mountain was a scary place upon which was erected castle Monfort, a relic from the past. Legends speak of an evil man who lived in the castle and had the ability to bring back people from the dead and control them. One day, an army of living dead kidnapped all villagers. All but one. Ludo escaped unnoticed napping in a stack of hay. He fell asleep after an exhausting knight-training session with sword and armor. Only to be awakened by the screams of the villagers being herded away to castle Monfort. Ludo is brave, resilient and resourceful. So starts his quest to free the villagers of Piedmont, to free his friends and family.

It looks simple. It’s not. Tap Dash Blitz is a fast-paced 3D endless runner where you control a rolling ball through intense, ever-changing obstacles. Clean visuals and easy controls make it accessible — but surviving? That’s the real challenge. Precision timing, sharp reflexes, and total focus are the only way forward. One mistake, and it’s over. Features • Fast, momentum-based 3D gameplay • Simple one-touch controls • Increasing difficulty that tests real skill • Collect coins and unlock awesome skins • Compete for your highest score • Addictive “just one more run” gameplay Easy to start. Brutal to master. How far can you really go?