Tadpole Treble

$4.99

Release Date:: Sep 2, 2016
Metacritic:: 90
Developer:: BitFinity
Publisher:: BitFinity, Sunken Treasure Games
Platforms:: Windows Mac Linux

Indie Adventure Action Steam Achievements Steam Trading Cards Family Sharing Single-player Commentary available

About This Game

"Seeing that music plays such a core role in this game, how good is it? In a word — amazing."
-Nintendo Enthusiast, 9/10

"If I had to pick one word to describe Tadpole Treble, that word would be 'charming'."
-Destructoid, 8/10

"Guys, I freaking love this game. Seamlessly synchronized and filled to the brim with charm and personality, Tadpole Treble is unquestionably a must-have."
-The Inner Circle Games Network, 9.4/10

"Tadpole Treble is one of the sweetest games I’ve ever played, despite it being wall-to-wall terror for the poor tadpole."
-TinyCartridge

"It’s the epitome of what an aesthetic and music-focused game should be: simple gameplay made fun by good game design and an outstanding soundtrack."
-Steam reviewer Mo05eman

From the creators of the hit webcomic Brawl in the Family comes the delightfully musical adventure game Tadpole Treble!

As Baton, you’ll literally be “playing along” with the game’s music as you dodge past predators and obstacles who take the place of the notes for that level’s song. Avoid enemies and hit percussive notes on the beat to accumulate points and fill your Treble Charge to blast through anything in your path.

Tadpole Treble features 30 original music compositions, 13 levels, and 5 boss battles. In addition to the story mode, the game includes bonus content such as unlockable music, a large bestiary, game commentaries, and online leaderboards for every level. Best of all is the robust Composition Mode which lets players create their own original levels and music!

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

3 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #001768 english

2 hrs at review

Recommended

If you're like us, and were a devout reader of Brawl in the Family back when it was ongoing, yet for some reason haven't played it yet, fix that at your earliest convenience. It turns out "the Brawl in the Family guy makes an arcade rhythm game" is, in fact, a winning combination, and we feel like we're going nuts that we haven't seen more people talking about it. Maybe because it was a late Wii U release... (Yeah, it released at the same time as the PC versions, but shhh.)