Tappy Lap 4+

Name: Tappy Lap
Rating: 4.4 (36 reviews)
Author: Uprising Games Ltd.

Uprising Games Ltd.

Designed for iPad

- 4.4 • 36 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Fantastic one-finger Stock Car Racing!

Just "Tap" to change steering direction. Hold the screen to straighten up, speed match the car in front, or just brake. It's brilliantly context sensitive.

Get bonus points by Drafting other cars using the slipstream, blocking faster cars for a speed boost, or racing clean laps.

Race 18 tiers of varied race modes: star grabbing, rival races and more. Get faster cars as your skills improve for some some intense Tappy Lap action!

This game features In App Purchases to remove advertising, or gain additional currency to unlock cars more quickly.

Nov 20, 2015

Version 1.2

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

9 New Tiers of races
New Race modes, including Boost Races.
New Tutorial Text to train new players
More Tracks
More Single Seater races
Added Speedo, and colour coding to show braking and slipstream effects
Localisation for French, German, Spanish and Italian Languages

4.4 out of 5

36 Ratings

More stuff

Please. Add more tracks, cars or modes to this game. It is very fun, wish it had more stuff in it tho. Thanks!

Addicting, fun

Excellent game. Simple but tricky.
Would like to see STATS!
Total races
Distance traveled
Total wins, 2nd, 3rd
Avg finish
Best times for each track
Avg times for each track
Total tries on each track
Total crashes on each track (DNF)
Total crashes overall
Worst crash (total cars hit)
Total cars hit/crashed into

A NEW mode; crash derby, where the goal is to crash and eliminate as many cars as possible within 3 laps. (Your car is indestructable). Track total cars crashed, most cars crashed per race (all are 3 lap races), avg cars crashes per race.

There’s a TON you can do with this!

Most importantly, KEEP THE ADS OUT!!

Fun & Addicting

This game is simple, it does take some time to get used to the play style, it’s definitely like an old arcade game. It needed a tutorial and it’s probably abandoned by the programmers, but it could have been developed into something really fun with a story mode or a career mode with seasons. Still lots of fast intense competition.