TAPSONIC TOP - Music Game 4+

Restarted?? Please Help If You Can !!

I love this game and I'm addicted to it. There are many nice songs, most are Korean, which I don't really mind, but is there possibly a way you could add more Japanese, Chinese, or English songs?

The Stars are all really well drawn and it would be even more cool if when they are performing you could make them actually dance, sing or something instead of just displaying pictures of them?

This game is great, but today when I tried to open the app, I was back to Level 1 and lost all my songs and Stars. Before I got into the app, it said that the network connection was unstable so I refreshed my wifi and when I got into the app I was suddenly on Level 1 and had to start again.

I had also recently updated the app to the latest version, I don't know if that has something to do with the reason why I lost everything?

Is there any way you could help me restore my data? It's fine if you can't, but if you are able to, please help.

Thanks

Developer Response ,

Dear Customer,
Did you log-oout your Apple Games Center account or change account? Our game automatically login to the Apple Games Center. Check iPhone Setting> Game Center.
If you delete the app while playing as a guest, the game data will be initialized when reinstalling. If you remember your account data (nickname, level)
after creating a new account, please send old account info and new one to TAPSOIC TOP Option> Customer Center. Thank you.

Grind-y, but good

If you like to jump straight into a game and get a feel for it, explore menus and modes etc., don’t expect to enjoy the beginning of this game too much. The tutorial lasts quiet a while, and the story is locked behind levels, meaning even if you have a totally capable team, you’re gonna have to grind in solo mode until you’re a high enough level. And this doesn’t stop early on; you won’t unlock the whole game until you’re level 40+. That’s not to say this isn’t achievable, but it can be frustrating.

That being said, the gameplay itself is pretty fun. The UI is polished, the art is lovely and the tapping zone is designed in a comfortable, curved way, making it easy on your thumbs. Unfortunately, a few songs fall flat on the enjoyment level, and they’re mostly the songs you’ll be grinding early on. It’s worthwhile to aim for the paid songs to really see what the game has to offer.

Improvements to gameplay needed

This rhythm game is very polished, caring a lot about its UI, visual effects, dialogue and game mechanics. However with so much to look after, the game seemingly cannot bring its gameplay to its fullest potential, which should be the most important thing.

The game starts you off, annoyingly, with a series of quests and tutorials that 'don't let you play the game' for quite a while. It's way too slow paced and unnecessarily teaches the rhythm game mechanics across several tutorials, when it only needs to be taught in one.

When it comes to actually playing the rhythm game, you begin to see its faults. The tap buttons are placed diagonally to ergonomically fit the rotation of your thumb, which is a nice thought, but eventually difficult to become used to. When playing the more difficult songs is when I truly noticed the issues with the gameplay. As someone who can play the very difficult songs in many rhythm games, I can say that the taps did not flow very smoothly. It felt more like a reaction game and less for feeling for the beat of the music, when both of these aspects should be traditionally felt.

I like the direction the gameplay is headed, but I just cannot get hooked on it as a rhythm game enthusiast at the least.