tap and slap
A free fighting game — play it in your browser, no install. Dance-mat beat 'em up — tap to kill enemies on the beat. Next.js 15 + Phaser 3 + TypeScript monolith with procedural synthwave fight music.
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Controls: ▼ ▲ (arrows) or W A S D: slap a lane · Tap pads / tap enemies: same, on touch
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A dance-mat beat 'em up. Enemies march down four neon lanes on the beat —
slap them dead by tapping the right lane at the exact musical moment.
▶ PLAY NOW · free, no sign-up · tap-and-slap.vercel.app
Tap & Slap fuses the dance-mat lane gameplay of DDR/StepMania with the punch-kick-on-the-beat fantasy of Dead as Disco: enemies descend four neon lanes to the beat, and you kill them by hitting the **right lane at the right musical moment**. Perfect hits (≤ 45 ms from the beat) build combo multipliers up to ×8; misses cost health. One screen, one mechanic, endless mastery.
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