That’s right! The second official guide for this puzzle game with beautiful graphics, immersive plot, and super interactive gameplay is here! 🔍 🔍 🔍 Swipe left to reveal the answers and see how sharp your detective skills really are. Due to the limitation of graphic style, sometimes the walkthrough cannot fully show the whole picture of the puzzle. If you have any questions after reading it, please leave us a message below!

The overall content of the game is great, I know that the devs are fans of RE franchise based on their previous post but there's just too much similarities of the games that it feels like another clone. No hate to the devs though, they did a great job at making puzzles, making the map feel big and setting the atmosphere but playing the game in vertical is a big turn off for me (idk if there's a function for it to be landscape), I don't like playing games in vertical as it make the game feel cramped. Things I also noticed are the buttons, the game tutorial says press x but there's no button for it and the way to do it is either hold the object or tap it, and the virtual joystick, it always moves which is irritating.

Former cop-turned-private-eye Lela arrives in the mysterious city of Cloudswans for a client but soon gets tangled in the Tit family’s dark secrets. As the mysteries unravel, Lela discovers connections to her late friend. Each character's story intertwines, and you need to find the links between cases to uncover the truth of the past! 🌸Expect evil flowers, 🕵️‍♀️mysterious men, 💎a sprawling family, 🏛️and a weeping saint. It's all waiting for you in this game. 🔍 🔍 🔍 Embark on an exciting journey of mystery and adventure!

Hello everyone, I am Hengcheng, the producer of Night of the Full Moon. It's really nice to "meet" TapTap players for the first time. We also have our official Facebook and Discord community, and we welcome all card game masters to join us in exploring the Black Forest in Night of the Full Moon! Facebook： Discord： We have just released a brand new update, in which we introduce the Mirror Mode and Wishing Mode. We hope that you can all enjoy the new version and please feel free to leave your reviews and feedback!

Blade of God 2: Orisols is a 3D hack’n’slash RPG that clearly is an expy of the Soulsborne genre. The moment you boot up the game and are greeted with the game’s aesthetic, the inspiration Blade of God 2 takes from Fromsoftware’s games is readily apparent. There’s a lot of Nordic mythological references here and there, but when I started, I was thrown into the game without much explanation. With no tutorials or instructions on what to do, it made for a very dumbfounding start that is NOT helped by Blade of Gods 2’s lack of UI polish.

I sat like this, no longer hoping for anything, because the last two rounds in this event were passing games, a maximum of average, with a stretch, but then as soon as I start the game, I understand that something interesting is waiting for me.. And I wasn't wrong. What can you drown in, enjoying the coolness, like in the shade, escaping from sunny everyday life? — Amazing music (I love piano, classical music in games);

This game is amazing! It doesn't have that high quality graphics, but the upside is.. it would probably run smoothly on lower end devices. The artstyle is beautiful, it reminds me a lot of Sdorica, but this game was made by Rayaka... And Not Rayark. The music is beautiful, it also fits the atmosphere very well. Greatly enchance my gameplay experience. The gameplay is your standard tactical turn based RPG, the skill design is pretty good, but overall nothing really groundbreaking.

Dates: December 23, 12 AM PT - January 7, 11:59 PM PT. Playfest Winners & Player Rewards Announcement: January 8, 12 AM PT. This online festival will be a 16-day event for indie game developers to showcase their titles to a wider audience on the TapTap mobile platform. Participants can play and vote for their favorite games, and support the indie developers who are creating these unique gaming experiences. Pocket Playfest also offers prizes for both the developers and participants. Participants who play and vote for their favorite games will be entered into a giveaway and have the chance of winning 5 grand prizes of $1000, as well as other prizes such as a Steam Deck and 3 Xbox Elite controllers. Be there!

Pocket Playfest: An Indie Celebration 2023 Winter Edition In a recent hands-on exclusive experience this past weekend, I had the privilege of testing a handful of titles on TapTap's experimental cloud gaming service, setting the stage for this 16-day event where indie game developers show-off their creations exclusively on the TapTap mobile platform — fully playable PC games without the need for an actual PC, Android/iOS version, or the need to download the games and install them.  Granted, you’d need to have a reliable internet service to be able to stream these games, and preferably are located in US and Canada for consistent play and latency, at least for now.

The Symphony of Challenge:🤜🤛 "Concerto on White" presents a daunting challenge, akin to mastering a musical instrument. The gameplay demands precise timing and coordination, almost like conducting a symphony, with each note a critical part of the performance. Mastery in "Concerto on White" is a testament to one's dedication and dexterity. The game introduces a wide range of musical pieces, each more intricate than the last. Navigating this symphonic maze requires not just gaming skill but also an acute sense of rhythm and timing.

Pocket Playfest 2023 - 23rd of December until 7th of January This holiday season there’s going to be something extraordinary… Let me introduce TapTap MOBILE CLOUD GAMING!! You’ll be presented with a series of original PC indie games that have been ported to MOBILE for the first time before anyone else. You’ll find these exclusively on TapTap! Each day two new indie games will be offered to be played and users from North America will have a 30-minute window per day to play them. Participants can vote for their favorite game and WIN awesome prices such as money, a Stream Deck, or one of the 3 Xbox Elite controllers.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it! Strike Buster Prototype is finally here! After catching the preview during our Pocket Play Festival, I was hyped for the full release on Android, and I wasn’t disappointed. Strike Buster Prototype still has all of the combos, enhancements, and enemies to keep you on your toes, but with more characters, missions, and achievements, it’s everything I loved about the demo and more.

First Round's Rollout The first clash was intense, Extremely Realistic Siege Warfare Simulator wins in the first round with 5670 vote. In the meantime, Strike Buster Prototype put up a good fight, grabbing 4725 votes: Salute to the Maestros behind the magic A round of applause is in order for the masterminds behind Extremely Realistic Siege Warfare Simulator and Strike Buster Prototype. Their vision, craftsmanship, and dedication birthed these incredible games, providing countless hours of joy for our gaming community. We celebrate their ingenuity and thank them for their invaluable contributions to the indie gaming landscape.  Check their profile to know more about their dream:

For some this is unexpected and for some it was a obvious. Refactor had a cool physics based mechanism and the game play was fun, so many expected it to win. But Dwerve had quite a good story and good dynamic tower defence gameplay and i think that's what made it win even though it had some buggs. Nevertheless, i think Dwerve was a deserving winner. I wish the Devs best of luck for future. The playfest truly has some great games and many of it i am gonna keep in my phone for long.

Refactor is a pretty great tower defense and totally worth playing, but I still had a few complaints. First, the tutorial. It's a lot. I was bored out of my mind by that much reading. The game doesn't allow you to simply play and have fun. It makes you read all the tutorial text, even then some of the stuff the character is explaining is pretty obvious, or that you could easily learn by yourself. The build button has no comeback option, so I can't cancel it after touching it. Sometimes I didn't find good builds to build in that round, but I was forced for the game lack of a cancel button in this option.

Bright Reappear is a Match-3/RPG with a mechanic where you could choose to select more than one item to move on the puzzle grid. Aside from that, it plays practically like any Match-3/RPG that I could think of. The characters and game design look alright. It's as you'd expect from fantasy pixel art. The text though... I feel like there's still a lot of room for improvement especially with the translations so that the sentences feel a bit more dynamic and less forced.

Game: Heaven Dust 2 Platform: PC Genre: Zombies / Survival Horror / Puzzles Released: Jan 6th 2022 Price: $11 🔗Join the Playfest >> https://www.taptap.io/events/playfest2023winter 📅 Schedule Dates: December 23, 12 AM PT - January 7, 11:59 PM PT. Playfest Winners & Player Rewards Announcement: January 8, 12 AM PT. MY TAPTAP CLOUD GAMING EXPERIENCE Abhorrent and extremely irritating. One aspect that set this game apart from others through Cloud Gaming was the user interface's of shooting with a weapon. The weapons serve almost no purpose due to the requirement of aiming with one's finger until it locks onto the creature, which severely restricts movement. Following that, you must release your finger from the target after pressing the gun icon which locks it in place.

Innovation Since the start of the event, I've been talking about the things we can find in Indie games. I had a big surprise with Dwerve and now with this game. The name of the game, the history and all the innovation in the gameplay and again.... The graphics are simple, but you notice all the richness of details according to the game's proposal. It's just an insanely innovative experience! Your Rival: "Heaven Dust" is just about all I've been talking about so far.

Blade of God 2: Orisols is a 3D hack’n’slash RPG that clearly is an expy of the Soulsborne genre. The moment you boot up the game and are greeted with the game’s aesthetic, the inspiration Blade of God 2 takes from Fromsoftware’s games is readily apparent. Definitely not a bad game and has potential but the aforementioned problems definitely need to be fixed in my opinion in order for modern gamers to really get into the game easily.