#Piano Tiles

[murasaki-cha]

People: wow you type on your phone so fast how did you learn to do that?

Me: umm.....

Me back in 5th grade:

[kkatastrophic]

What do you imagine Kaede x Chiaki is like? Headcanons?

@shslquestionmark

I don't ship it but have some crumbs:

. Kaede is an early riser while Chiaki sleeps like a LOG

. Chiaki sometimes enjoys holding Kaede's hand when playing video games.

. Kaede performs piano medleys of different game songs for Chiaki.

[sunseekerlove]

anyone else learn how to text with ur thumbs by playing piano tiles as a kid??

[bambooshuohuop]

EVERYONE PAUSE!

the new genshin event is awakening my paino tiles era. >:)))))))))))))))

kinda wish the events will always be this exciting /hj.

[sprinklyjinkies]

the pipeline of being obsessed with Piano Tiles and Geometry Dash as a kid to becoming a rhythm gamer is so real

[kristinhateslife]

Uhm

I uh

I

I like piano tiles

[servamplicht]

BFFS !!

This was a dtiys entry for @/poptarts.doodles on insta

[iamoyku]

[accessibleprojectcontrollers]

Arcade Games

Coin Tower Stack - A game where you press a button to let a token fall, the token goes through a small obstacle course (think the gameshow Pointless) and falls through a small spot which will then trigger something depending on where it falls. The goal is to get as many tickets as possible (at least in the British one I watched my dad play). You pay with £1 and get around 16 tokens to drop before you have to pay again. You can get bonuses which give you more chances. The reason I have added this game is because it works using one singular massive button, like in my game ideas. The button adds to the game environment because it makes the game more of a game of chance than strategy. You have no control over where the tokens fall. It doesn't take much mobility to play and you always end up with at least a few tickets.

Flappy Bird(Arcade one) - You press a button strategically to keep the bird in the air and avoid obstacles for as long as possible to get a high score. It's incredibly simple to play and gets slightly more difficult as you go. It can be played by those with lower mobility due to the massive button like in the previous game. This game wouldn't really work with any other hardware other than the button and touch screen, due to there being only one input necessary. It makes the player feel excitement as they go along and get a bigger score. The bigger the score, the more tickets you get.

Piano Keys - Another game with big buttons, although this has four buttons instead of one. You need to press the four keys in the order you see them on the screen in order to get a higher score and get more tickets. This game gives a sense of thrill to those playing but would be difficult for those with limited mobility due to the speed you have to play in order to get a higher score. This game wouldn't really work on anything but touch screen or the actual keys unless you binded them the way that Fortnite festival is on pc.

[makaronoulhs]

I am like the coolest person ever 🤑🔥💜🧌

[aranthenonbinarybastard]

A ballroom dance, except that I am the one playing the music, and it's on Piano Tiles, so you have to stop dancing everytime I fail and have to restart again (or use second oportunities)

[milo-the-sills13]

I’m actually so good at piano tiles it’s insane

[immajustreblogthis]

[vintagehomecollection]

Southern Interiors, 1988

[kkatastrophic]

@popatochsp

they <3