Tap Me

Tap Me is all about timing — one tap, one jump, one moment between staying alive and starting over. The concept is stripped back to almost nothing, yet that simplicity is exactly where the tension lives.

Obstacles come at you with increasing urgency, and the margin for error shrinks in ways that feel almost personal. A fraction too early or too late and it's done. There's no complex system to learn, no inventory, no upgrades — just the rhythm you build between yourself and the screen.

Short sessions can stretch longer than expected. Chasing a better run becomes its own quiet obsession, the kind that's hard to explain but easy to feel.