Up, Down, Left, Right is a super tough tappy rhythm game mash-up from Simon Byron that's out right now on Android
Coming soon to iOS
Up, Down, Left, Right is a complete and total git of a game. And I mean that in the nicest possible way.
It's out right now on the Google Play Store for free, and an iOS version is planned in the not-too-distant future.
The game is described by dev Simon Byron as Super Hexagon meets Paper, Please.
An amalgamation of sharp-edged twitch tapping and monotonous routine-following. Oh, and there's some rhythm action thrown in for good measure as well.
It's all about tapping keys in the right rhythm. And then some blocks slide down the screen and you have to change which keys you tap.
The more you tap in time the higher your score. Miss one beat and your score resets.
If you fancy a game that's quite happy to chew you up and spit you out at every given opportunity, that you can play with one hand, then wander over to the Google Play Store and grab Up, Down, Left, Right right now.
