Add game to your favorites In this physics game, your task is to roll the blue ball to the wizard head container. Magically transform the blue box into a ball and back at the right times to roll it to where it needs to go. Give your blue ball a push from orange balls and boxes. Collect up to 3 stars along the way. Use each levels features to bring the ball to where it needs to go. Play through 80 levels. Overall Design Difficulty Replay Play Tap and Clapp Game Online g295l

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Tap and Clapp Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions 1d4v2s

• Starting the Game
  • Select Start at the center of the welcome screen to begin.
  • At the bottom center of the welcome screen are the following controls, from left to right:
    • Select the home button to open the level selection screen.
    • Select the speaker button to turn the game’s sound effects on or off.
    • Select the enlarge button to switch between windowed and full-screen modes.
  • Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
• Game Controls
  • Desktop
    • With your mouse, left click on a box or ball to transform it.
  • Touchscreen devices
    • Tap on the box or ball with your fingers to transform it.
  • Controls and indicators (bottom center)
    • Reset button: Restarts the level from the beginning
    • Home button: Quits the game and returns you to the level selection screen
    • Speaker button: Turns the game’s sound effects on or off
    • Enlarge button: Lets you switch between windowed and full screen modes
• Game Play
  • Basic rules
    • Turn the box into a ball by left clicking or tapping on it onscreen.
      • The ball will roll down inclined platforms. The box will stay still if there is enough surface area for it to rest on.
      • Transform the box or ball at the right time to bring it down.
      • Don’t let the blue box or ball fall off the platforms.
    • Pick up the stars.
      • To clear the level, roll the blue ball or box down to the smiling head somewhere at the bottom of the screen.
      • You cannot finish the level if the blue box or ball cannot enter the head.
      • If the blue ball or box falls off, you fail the level.
  • Level features
    • Orange boxes/balls
      • There can be several orange boxes in a level.
      • You can transform the box or ball as you would the regular blue ball.
      • These boxes can be used to do the following:
        • Collect stars that are too far away for the blue ball to collect.
        • Turn into platforms for the blue ball to roll over or bounce off.
        • Push the blue ball at the right time.
      • Do not let these fall into the head.
      • Transform both these and the blue ball at the right times to clear the level.
    • Bumpers
      • These push balls upward.
      • Use these to make the balls move up.
    • Arrows
      • Arrows will push any ball over a specific direction.
      • Balls that by them move faster in the direction they point.
      • Each time a ball es them, they switch directions.
    • Seesaws
      • Seesaws act as levers.
        • Pushing down on one side will bring the other up.
        • Keeping a seesaw balanced is tricky. You must position the boxes at the correct spots to keep it even.
      • Use the seesaw to move items up or down a specific direction.
      • Putting a box under a seesaw also turns it into a sturdy ramp.
    • Magnets
      • Magnets will pull at balls and boxe.
        • At the right time and distance, the pull of the magnets can help your balls and boxes make larger jumps.
        • Eventually, your ball will reach the magnet and be stuck.
      • The magnet’s pull is at its weakest at the edges.
      • Transform the ball into a much heavier box and back to move it around as needed.
      • Magnets with an on and off switch can be activated when necessary.
        • You can use these magnets to swing the ball or box around and drop it to the desired spot.
    • Pendulum boxes
      • Pendulum boxes move back and forth at a constant rate unless otherwise interrupted by a ball or box.
      • On their own, pendulums are too strong.
        • They can push blue balls too hard and force them to miss.
        • By hitting them with a rolling ball, you can slow them down to one you can use.
      • If you hit them with a box, they will stop moving altogether.
    • Spinning platforms
      • These have 4 platforms that spin in a specific direction indicated by the arrow.
      • Select the platform to change the direction they spin.
      • Changing the direction of these platforms can be essential to giving balls that necessary push.
        • For instance, if the distance between the platform and the basket isn’t enough, a timely change of direction can move the ball up enough to jump the right distance.
        • Making groups of these platforms spin in different directions may be the key to bringing the balls to where they need to go.
    • Sleeping boxes
      • Pay attention to the eyes to find out if the box is asleep or awake.
        • Sleeping boxes have closed eyes. Active boxes have open ones.
        • As the boxes are usually awake for most of the game, these are usually not an issue until much later.
      • Sleeping boxes are inactive. They cannot be transformed, though they can still be moved.
      • Because sleeping boxes cannot transform, it’s impossible to control them.
      • To wake up a sleeping box, nudge it with another box.
    • Clouds
      • Clouds have various effects on any of the boxes that them by.,
        • Sleep clouds can render boxes or balls asleep.
        • Growing clouds (with arrows pointing up) grows the boxes and balls.
        • Shrinking clouds (with arrows pointing down) can make boxes and balls shrink.
        • Eye clouds can transform orange boxes into blue ones.
        • Clouds with crossbows kill your boxes or balls. If a blue box or ball hits one, it’s game over.
      • Clouds can appear at inconvenient places, making it a challenge to use (or avoid) them.
      • Clouds are one-time use objects. Once a box es by a cloud, it disappears.
    • Portals
      • Portals come in pairs.
      • A box or ball that enters one portal comes out of the other.
    • Bricks
      • Low brick walls act as a temporary barrier.
      • They will stop a rolling ball temporarily, but will eventually fall apart.
      • Once the wall is gone, the ball will continue to roll down.
    • Neon arrows
      • These boxes appear some distance away from a magnet.
      • When a magnet is activated, they will move in the direction indicated by the neon arrow box.
  • Ratings
    • Ratings are based on how many stars you collect.
    • The highest star rating is 3 stars.
    • Each level’s best star rating is shown below its icon on the level selection screen.
  • Levels
    • Levels are unlocked sequentially.
      • You start with only the first level unlocked.
      • Finish one level to unlock the next.
    • There are 80 levels in this game.
      • You can replay any of the levels you’ve already unlocked.
      • We recommend replaying levels to increase your star ratings.
• Target Audience
  • The game is suited for players who like simple physics games.
  • The game has no adult themed content.

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