Game: Final Taptasy
Thursday, 8 September 2016 07:47![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
elusivekI think I'm getting better with the games thing as I've slowly trimmed down the games I have on my phone, haha. This time I found something fun! Again, there's no pressure or commitment to this game.
The intro story to this game really had me laughing so much, the whole game seems to just revolve around the cliche of "The Princess gets kidnapped... (again and again and again....)
I've cropped the story out for you to see:
The Princess already knows she is being kidnapped, and the Heroes are sick and tired of her being kidnapped...
As you progress in the game, and save the Princess, and then she gets kidnapped again, the storyline revolves around the Heroes finding it a bother to go save the Princess again and again. I liked it as it was all Mario Bros all over again, and it actually asked a question I had asked as a kid. "Why does Mario keep trying to save her?" LOL
The gameplay is very simple. It's just tapping. Tap and tap and tap. You collect money along the way, and you use the money to enhance your weapons, and that in turn makes your tapping stronger, etc... You can also unlock other "allies" (as opposed to the default 3 heroes) and as you unlock them, they all come to help you.
There's this thing about "Re-birthing", that resets all your weapons and skills upgrade, essentially putting you back to level 1, but then you start out with stronger level 1 stats. Rebirths will not reset the skills and the allies unlocked, it will only reset the levels. So say you have unlocked 10 allies, after a Re-birth, you still have your 10 allies, but any stats or levels you collected for them will be reset. That means you start out stronger
After each Rebirth, you get to collect "Keys". These keys can help to unlock further default stats enhancements, so again, after each Rebirth, you start out stronger. It sounds kind of repetitive, but then there's also this quests thing where you'll have to complete certain things as the game requests. It helps to keep the game interesting.
So, yeah, this is another one of those no-pressure, no-hassle games. My strategy is simply... playing it on the iPad instead, because it gives me a larger tapping area, so I just tap the screen like when playing scales on a piano.
Kind of feels like the Princess actually enjoys being kidnapped, LOL
The intro story to this game really had me laughing so much, the whole game seems to just revolve around the cliche of "The Princess gets kidnapped... (again and again and again....)
I've cropped the story out for you to see:
The Princess already knows she is being kidnapped, and the Heroes are sick and tired of her being kidnapped...
As you progress in the game, and save the Princess, and then she gets kidnapped again, the storyline revolves around the Heroes finding it a bother to go save the Princess again and again. I liked it as it was all Mario Bros all over again, and it actually asked a question I had asked as a kid. "Why does Mario keep trying to save her?" LOL
The gameplay is very simple. It's just tapping. Tap and tap and tap. You collect money along the way, and you use the money to enhance your weapons, and that in turn makes your tapping stronger, etc... You can also unlock other "allies" (as opposed to the default 3 heroes) and as you unlock them, they all come to help you.
There's this thing about "Re-birthing", that resets all your weapons and skills upgrade, essentially putting you back to level 1, but then you start out with stronger level 1 stats. Rebirths will not reset the skills and the allies unlocked, it will only reset the levels. So say you have unlocked 10 allies, after a Re-birth, you still have your 10 allies, but any stats or levels you collected for them will be reset. That means you start out stronger
After each Rebirth, you get to collect "Keys". These keys can help to unlock further default stats enhancements, so again, after each Rebirth, you start out stronger. It sounds kind of repetitive, but then there's also this quests thing where you'll have to complete certain things as the game requests. It helps to keep the game interesting.
So, yeah, this is another one of those no-pressure, no-hassle games. My strategy is simply... playing it on the iPad instead, because it gives me a larger tapping area, so I just tap the screen like when playing scales on a piano.
Kind of feels like the Princess actually enjoys being kidnapped, LOL
