Play five engaging games with the Tap Tap Smart Fidget. This interactive gadget features five games targeting memory, focus, and coordination. A popular UK toy for all ages.
Can't stop fidgeting? Take it to the next level with TapTap® Smart Fidget. This palm-size gadget takes the antsy finger trend to new levels by enhancing a basic fidget function featuring five high-touch, high-tech games. The TapTap games specifically target Memory, Focus, Hand/eye coordination, Critical thinking and Small motor skills. Games include Stop & Go, Raindrops, Eat Greens, Match It! and Copy That! Simply tap and slide the light up squares and let your fidgety fingers fly! Challenge yourself or play with friends, the only hard part is putting it down!
#1: Stop&Go. All pixels are red to start. Tap the green pixels as they appear and increase in speed, but don't touch the red pixels to stay in the game! Tap light green pixels once, dark green pixels twice. If you tap a red pixel, all pixels will turn red, and the game will end. Your score is based on the number of green pixels tapped.
#2: Raindrops. All pixels are blue to start. Stay dry! Use the JOYSTICK to move the green pixel left and right to stay out of the rain. If a blue raindrop lands on the green pixel, you're soaked, and the game will end. Your score is based on the number of seconds you managed to stay dry.
#3: Eat Greens. All pixels are green to start. Use the JOYSTICK to eat the green pixels but stay away from the red rabbit who wants to eat you before you eat the greens! Your score is based on the number of green pixels eaten. All pixels are green to start.
#4: Match It! All pixels are purple to start. Flip the pixels by tapping them and find the matching colour pairs. Your score is based on the number of seconds it took you to find all the pairs. Try to get the lowest score possible.
#5: Copy That! All pixels are yellow to start. See a sequence and then repeat it by pressing the same colours. The sequence will grow each time you repeat it correctly. Your score is based on the number of sequences you've repeated successfully.
