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Piano Beat

Name: Piano Beat
Rating: 3.5 (1 reviews)
Author: WingsMob

Category	Size	Update
Music	122.7 MB	Jan 11,2025

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Application Description:

Experience the thrill of playing piano with electrifying EDM tracks! Piano Beat delivers addictive gameplay and chart-topping songs.

How to Play:

Just like other music tile games, tap the tiles in time with the music. Accuracy and speed are key to mastering this game!

Game Features:

Weekly updates featuring new EDM songs with vocals.
Upload your own custom songs from your device.
Stylish piano tile designs.
Daily rewards and a lucky wheel for extra bonuses.
Save your progress by logging in with Facebook to access your game on other devices.
Compete for high scores against friends and global leaders.
Easy to learn, but challenging to master.

Music Licensing:

If you are a music producer or label and have concerns about any music used in the game, please contact us at [email protected] and we will promptly remove the track.

Support:

Encountering any issues? Contact us at [email protected] or access the in-game FAQ and Support section (Settings > FAQ and Support).

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What's New in Version 1.2.5

Last Updated: August 25, 2024
This update includes minor bug fixes and performance improvements. Download the latest version to experience these enhancements!

Additional Game Information

Version: 1.2.5

Size: 122.7 MB

Developer: WingsMob

OS: Android 7.0+

Platform: Android

Available on Google Pay

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