Beat Tiles: Rhythmatic Tap
June 05, 2025
More About Beat Tiles: Rhythmatic Tap
How to play
Follow the beats and tap the screen when the ball hit the tile. Listen to the music and play to get the perfect score. Move your fingers to experience the thrills of compact rhythms.
Feature:
Tap mechanic that is simple but hard to master.
Enormous songs from excellent independent musicians and fast-paced gameplay make it impossible to not enjoy this EDM party.
Multiple levels of increasing difficulty that will challenge your hand speed limit.
Share your record with your friends, and compare with worldwide players on the ranking list!
Futuristic graphic and effect that will create a novel experience.
So let’s hit the music tiles, follow the beat, and enjoy this musical journey with Beat Tiles.
Latest Version
1.6.7
June 05, 2025
WEEGOON
Game Music
Android
1,287,639
Free
com.weegoon.beattiles
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User Reviews
ANonsenseContent
3 years ago
The game is similar to "Dance of Ice and Fire", but still an amazing game. The music itself is fine... a mix of genres. Gameplay is fine, but sometimes some hits registers as misses, but this is easily solved by the input changer in the settings. Overall, a fun game. It doesn't punish players for missing. Downside is everytime you retry, leave the level, or complete it, it does give out an ad.
A Google user
5 years ago
I really enjoyed the game, and I've only played like 3 songs! However, I'm only giving it 4/5 because of the frequent ads and how each song kinda feels like a cliffhanger. As if we're only playing through the base drops then it's over. I hope this could be prolonged a little more for us to enjoy the music and the beat tapping.
Toon night
3 years ago
I like the game, I really do... I just hate how much ads it has, and also free players like me, feel very limited on how much we can't do because we can't pay money... Like... You made soooo many songs only available if we pay, compared to how many free songs it has, and both easy and hard, it's almost more than half the game is locked because I didn't buy it
A Google user
5 years ago
The game is good; however, I find the sound effects of each note is a bit off. I've played two famous melody games like this one, but with different mechanics obviously, their sound effects for every tap is good; one is different from the other, depending on what the beat should be and thats what i think this game is missing: a series of beats depending on what the music is about to make, add more beats to make the game sound much better with sfx on
A Google user
5 years ago
this game has a nice rhythm concept and can be challenging. u can also find a few good edm tracks amongst them. why 2 stars then? its common to find MANY ads in this kind of budget games, and its understandable. they have to get some kind of revenue. but they dont seem to understand the line between presenting users ads and shoving it down their throats, which this game is damn good at. i ended up playing it with wifi turned off since there is an ad for every action u do. uninstalled in the end.
A Google user
5 years ago
The songs and the tiles tap are 99% perfect! But damn they are so hard! Even though it's all about tapping tiles. This game can be really deadly! The combinations are insanely accurate that it cannot be perfected. Like hard mode that literally makes it hard. 7 difficulty to 13(smash). 6 to 10, and the others. Pls add more songs that so good and you can sync! I would suggest the songs in hinkik(more), and try other artist with the songs! Like atrist like destroid. I hope theres new ones! Yeyy!
A Google user
5 years ago
The game is really good, so fun, awesome songs in the game. Like all great things, it also comes with a "but" But, Ads are just too much. Pass a level (ad video pops up) Fail a level (ad video pops up) Go back to menu (ad video pops up) Click watch ad (ad video pops up) lol, Honestly, it pisses me off, just leave the ads at where you can get new tracks, or have a "watch ad to get coins" and please remove ads after player fails or passes a level. Hopefully you will do this.
A Google user
5 years ago
Love this game, bought it like 7 minutes ago and I'm already addicted! The only thing I would fix is the off-time clap of the beat ball's and music snares, but other than that, I'd vote this one of the most innovative games of the year! (Of 2019 bcuz it's too soon in the year [sorry])
A Google user
5 years ago
This game is amazing. All the other mobile rythm games give you three songs and you have to buy the others but this gives you a newr infinite supply of free ones. The gameplay is really fun because you get good by going with the beat of the song. The app seems perfect fit for a stage builder and I want to see that in the future.
A Google user
5 years ago
One of the better rythm games. Easy enough to not be overwhelmed and frustrated, and challenging enough to keep me from getting bored. Good music, just a little too much fat rat. Awesome graphics and runs smoothly on the crappy phones. Well optimised. Gonna keep playing, so you better keep updating the track list ;) 10/10
A Google user
5 years ago
This game... perfect execution, great concept, and unique songs (besides Unity)! If only we didn't have to use real money for a few of the backgrounds and songs... nevertheless, I love this game. EDIT: oh, a suggestion too... tiles that reverse the direction you move in!
A Google user
5 years ago
Assumed this was going to be another cheap money grab of a rhythm game by how it was presented in an ad, but visually its realy nice and the music selection menu surprised me a lot. It's a shame it's full of ads around every song and even just opening settings and i REALLY think that 2.99$ to remove ads should also unlock songs for free rather than just pop-ups but overall a lot better than i expected :>
A Google user
5 years ago
The app is INCREDIBLY wellmade. You get to have a bit of practice while songs load, the turtorial is well-explained, and the colors and everything are incredibly pleasing. You definitely werent messing around on the hard modes either; they live up to the rank, and it's a good challenge, even on the first song. It DOES bug me that you have to pay to play hard mode on the boss songs though.
A Google user
5 years ago
Of all the beat games, this one corresponds with my inner beat, and is actually satisfying to play instead of stressfully having to learn/focus on a whole bunch of controls and rules, or having to follow some sort of filler storyline. The layout is great and very eye appealing, and it's not hard to navigate or choose a song. There is easy and hard, which is awesome if you're one that likes a challenge. Overall, this app is pretty great, and I'll probably get addicted here soon 😅
Noah Trivedi
4 years ago
Mediocre is the best word I can come up with, but it's a bit more positive than that. It's definitely a clone of A Dance of Fire & Ice, but it does it well, with a unique appearance and different music selections. The UI actually seems to be inspired by osu!, so it kinda creates its own unique experience. Ads are a bit on the annoying side, with songs being too short to allow for 1 ad per song. Overall, a good time waster, but it has a bit more potential.
A Google user
5 years ago
tl;dr: Level design 3/5, Microtransactions 1/5. I paid $5 for the "unlock all levels" bundle, and an additional $3 for "no ads", and yet NEITHER of these affected levels that are "locked behind an ad." So I still have to watch one ad per new level. --- This is an acceptable clone of A Dance of Fire and Ice. If you want original music designed specifically for a one-button game, go play that, it's awesome. Beat Tiles by contrast uses licensed music, shoutouts to TheFatRat for showing up in every single one of these games :) --- The level design is okay, if a little lackluster. I have to compare this to A Dance of Fire and Ice since that's what it's competing with, and I have to say that the level design is a bit lacking. They have a great grasp of the original idea -- map rhythms onto rotations, where 90 degrees is an eighth note, and see what interesting patterns evolve. But while A Dance of Fire and Ice frequently experiments with weird time signatures, swing time, sixteenth notes, and so on; Beat Tiles plays it safe with 4/4 forwards trots, even in the "hard" levels. There are a few tressilos, so the engine clearly supports weird rhythms, but they're almost never used. --- Maybe I just haven't "leveled up" enough to get to the "good content", but that's a failing on your part, really. You have a great engine, you ought to be able to show me something impressive in the first few levels. As it stands, this game is acceptable, but there's nothing here that really stands out, and again: paying for a game only to sit through ads anyway is unacceptable.
A Google user
5 years ago
Very VERY great game. Overall beat rhythm game I've ever played, just one thing... there just 2 (technically 3) songs, if you make more I'd be happy to change this to a 5 star review. Other than that great idea and continue to develop this great game, I would recommend it to anyone I see (after more songs are added) also, a bit of a suggestion... can you make an expert mode? Hard is too easy for me...
A Google user
5 years ago
I good frickin game that actually cares about its quality! I've never written a review before but you had me at the sick af settings music! The songs I've played so far are, dare I say it, pretty original in terms of the selection, although there are a few that you can find on any beat game. The overall setup and format of the song selection page and the boss songs is muy bien. All in all, this game is sex to my ears.
A Google user
5 years ago
The game is actually quite fun. And I was all too eager to purchase in and support these developers for the solid product. However after buying the in store bundle I was shocked to see that the hard version of the "boss stages" are locked behind a pay wall. Seems like an odd choice for the games natural flow of progression.
A Google user
5 years ago
The entire concept of a mobile rhythm game is ruined by the fact that all phones have a massive touch delay that ruins any precision timings. While calibration does exist, it makes calibration that much harder, and you can end up missing notes for seemingly no reason. On the subject of concept, this game is exceedingly similar to a popular game named A Dance of Fire and Ice, with a few original ideas worked into the gameplay. On a note of graphics, this game is eye candy.
