Thumpies
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $0.99 | Big Blue Bubble | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Here is what critics are saying about Thumpies:
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Appadvice - Thumpies truly does reinvent the rhythm based game, and stands above Tap Tap Revenge, Rock Band, Riddim Ribbon, and all others in the category.Every single song is a joy to play and listen to.
Technobrains - Thumpies delivers some intense fun that will keep you coming back again and again.
Toucharcade - Thumpies is an amazingly creative game, and thanks to the multiple difficulty levels should be approachable enough for kids and challenging enough for adults. People are leaving absolutely glowing reviews of the game, and I find myself in agreement with all of them.
Touchreviews - ..the whole game looks great with the just a position of the monsters and the butterflies being pulled off perfectly to create a musical game that will be loved by young and old a like.
AppSpy - Thumpies is a fresh breath of air in the rhythm genre, that should appeal to all ages.The game is in a league of is own.
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Thumpies is a unique rhythm based music game for players of all ages. By correctly matching the beat of bouncing Thumpies, the player progresses through a song. If the player hits the targets in time, their Thump’o’meter slowly rises, but if the player misses or hits out of time, the meter falls. Unlike typical rhythm based games, Thumpies uses a mechanic of bouncing in time instead of just a series of notes. One way to describe Thumpies is a rhythm game crossed with juggling.
The quirky art design of Thumpies is accompanied by a unique musical score composed by award winning industry veteran David Kerr. The music was crafted with game play in mind giving the player a harmonizing experience.
Players also have the chance to unlock progressively bizarre Thumpies by collecting different colored butterflies, that’s if the hungry Thumpies don’t eat them up on you first.
Thumpies is a game that will keep people of all ages hooked with its addictive, quirky and stylistic gameplay.
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Reviews
I thought I'd never play another music game again
Worldfamous72
Then along came Thumpies. This game is awesome and has restored my faith in music games. Rather than following the music, you create it. It looks great and has great beats. Check it out. You'll love it!
BEATiful!!!
Emt King
This game is the way rhythm games should be awesome graphics beatiful sounds and the gameplay is simply amazing
Fun game BUT...
punkrockserfer
can we please get an iOS 4 fix? I love the game but it's unplayable. I just get a black screen. Thanks guys!
Can't play.
FearAndLoathing01
Heard this was a good game, so it figured I'd get it. All i got was a black screen, though. I assume it's iOS4, but I could be wrong. Needs an update to fix this. Thanks!
Great Rhythm Game!
Zorg89
This game is a lot of fun. Very catchy music will have you humming the tunes long after you stop playing...if you can stop playing. Controls are spot on, music is great, and the little sounds that the Thumpies make range from cute to creepy. It would be nice if there were additional content other than the standard "beat level, move on to next unlocked levels" system such as minigames or even multiplayer. All in all, I am glad to have this on my Ipod Touch, truely a force to be reckoned with.
Fun.. but not perfect timing!
DiamondaveB
This is a fun game for all ages.. cool characters and odd, but fun songs to "play" along with. However, there are some obvious bugs in the looping (timing) of some songs. It'll screw up your gameplay! Fix that and this is easily 4+ stars.
Update Please!!
Dopest Poet
There's something wrong with the looping, timing and songs stop playing. The game was perfect on my 3GS but on my IP4 it's all weird. But other than that, this game is amazing just a little buggy.
