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Tempo Tabbies

Tap to the beat and swipe away notes in competition with your opponent in this 4 column rhythm game. Add in optional special effects to hinder your opponent or ease your gameplay while competing for the highest scores

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Developer
Pewewe, Akseli Rantanen, Moona
Publisher
Rubyfever
Release
June 12, 2026
51 days ago
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About the Game

General

Gameplay

In this game you tap notes that fall in 4 columns and swipe arrow notes with your controllers joysticks (recommended) or your keyboards keys

Game modes

Multiplayer

The intended game mode for our game, battle against your opponent in a 1v1 on the same song but potentially different difficulties. Perfect for playing even if the players have a wildly different skill level

Practice (Singleplayer)

Mainly intended for practicing, but can easily be used for playing the game by yourself when you just feel like playing

Normal

The average experience with no special effects added to the game

Party

A game mode to spice up the game, at the beginning of a song all players choose a card to change the game in some way, either making it harder or easier. After a song is over new cards are chosen and the old cards are turned off
In singleplayer the cards that would hinder your opponent instead hinder you 

Crazy

A game mode similar to crazy mode, but the old cards never turn off. Stack as many card effects as you are able to turn the game completely crazy

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