Tap BreakOut

Tap BreakOut is a roguelike with gameplay very similar toVampire Survivors that you play in portrait mode using a single hand, with short matches of no more than three minutes. Your objective: venture into a dangerous wasteland plagued by enemies, grab all the loot you can, and take down the boss in each level.

Simple controls, perfect for touchscreens

To control your character, all you have to do is use the virtual stick in the center of the screen. As is true for most games of this type, your character will automatically attack the nearest enemy, so your only real worry is dodging enemies. By tapping the skill tree button (in the bottom left corner of the screen), you can acquire new passive powers that will make you more adept in combat.

Collect dozens of T-Dolls

When you start out in Tap BreakOut you will only have one T-Doll in your squad, but you will unlock more as you play. There are more than 20 different characters that you can add to your team thanks to the classic gacha system. Each character has their own abilities and their own personality. And, between (very brief) battles, you can decorate the barracks where the T-Dolls live and chat to them.

My experience with Tap BreakOut

I really like the idea of a game with the gameplay of the brilliant Vampire Survivors, but condensed into short two-minute sessions. The result is intense levels, which always end with a boss, where you are in danger from the very beginning. I don't particularly like the game's anime aesthetic, with many of the characters clearly falling into the loli archetype.

The best and worst of Tap BreakOut

• What I like most about Tap BreakOut is the duration of the matches. Since all the battles are so short, you can play more or less at any time, without fear of your session being interrupted or cut short.

• What I like least about Tap BreakOut is that some bosses are very repetitive. Some of them appear again and again, which is kind of boring.

Join the T-Dolls in their fight

Download the Tap BreakOut APK and enjoy a simple, straightforward, and fun roguelike that you can play anytime, anywhere. And if you don't feel like diving into the action, you can always set about decorating the girls' barracks and chatting with them.