Beat Stomper Hack 1.01 + Redeem Codes

I don’t usually keep games for long on my phone, but I’ve had this one for a long time now. At first, I didn’t get how to play it, but you’re supposed to tap to jump and land on the floating platforms and go up. It sounds easy, but it gets harder as you hit higher up and the platforms become smaller and faster so you have to time it right.

The game just updated and it seems to be optimized on my iPhone 11– I don’t see any more black bars- which is great. You can also change the quality (HQ high quality or LQ low quality for ex) in the pause menu settings. You can also change the voice, music and vibration settings as well now (I don’t remember if you could change them before).

At the bottom screen you can pick the song you want to play once you unlock them. The way to unlock songs is written on the locked song such as “reach exactly 100 points.” Beat Stomper is fun, colorful and visually hypnotic way to kill the time and with great music too.

First off, I'd like to complement all of those involved with the development with this game as it is absolutely phenomenal. The combination between a platform climber and music was a fantastic idea that was executed excellently. So great job to you all. Second, I'd like to report what I think is a bug. When sound, music, and character voice are all muted, there is still a faint sound in the background that is playing. I'm not sure if that is supposed to be there as that sound seems to go with the music. If you could fix that in a later update it'd make the game even better. Thanks for all of your work and I look forward to playing more of your games in the future.

This game is amazing. From the art style to the tracks. The difficulty is well scaled and keeps your heart beating and your eyes from blinking. The only minor problem I have is that there isn't much customization. While changing colors, tracks, trails and other effects is outstanding, I still wish we could customize our character. Maybe we can gain coins from our runs and use them to buy characters or complete more challenges to gain access to them. Another idea is a casual and competitive multiplayer. It could truly connect the massive amounts of players in this game. Other than that, this game is a beautiful and challenging game of colors. I totally suggest getting it whilst it's free.

Firstly, just... wow. Satisfying visuals, beautiful music, and smooth and pleasing gameplay. I could play this for hours. If you like good music and aesthetically pleasing sights on a game, get this right now.
Secondly, this game has serious potential. A lot of game mechanics are in here and presented lightly, like boosts and random times of going double-sized. I'm sure the future will hold more depth to these fun mechanics... hopefully alongside more amazing songs. Keep it up guys 👏👏👏

If you're looking for a good rhythm game to kill some time, this is not the one for you, because, well, it isn't one. Despite a description and name that would indicate otherwise, Beat Stomper is just an endless "jumper", if that makes sense, put to some SoundCloud electronic artists' music. Music is not tied to the gameplay in ANY way, so I've got no idea why the music is supposed to be a selling feature. The actual game itself is really nothing special. At least there aren't microtransactions though, right? Seriously though, this app is pretty run of the mill, aside from some notable visual flair that makes it stand out a bit from similar games. But really, not worth much of your time, nor money.

The game is pretty fun, but I honestly wouldn't pay 2 dollars for it. While it's free, I recommend it. But, once it goes back to its original price, those 2 dollars would be better spent on something like geometry dash. The game itself is visually pleasing, and the music is nice, but it is barely a music game. There's no sync between them, and all the grunts from the character distract from the actual music. I probably managed to beat all the challenges within 20 playthroughs, but one achievement requires 100 plays. It basically left me dying right off the bat for like half an hour to complete it. Interesting for a car ride and I might revisit it later, but get it while it's free. Otherwise, don't bother.

But like everyone else, I wouldn't pay $2 for it. It's visually pleasing, the music featured is great, the limited voice acting is nice and reminiscent of DDR oddly, but the level design only ever changes in color, when it'd probably be at least more challenging to change up the placement of the boosters or the speed of the platforms per each unlocked level.

The movements don't change with the rhythm of the music, and so I found myself wondering why I'd need to hear he music at all, when it felt implied (by name and description) that the beat determines movement. It does not, however I do enjoy the music.

Like I said in my title, it's an excellent zone out game--and a great free game to play. The developers would have done themselves more favors pushing it out as a free game with small in-app purchases like different block designs or extra boosters and things like that.

I definitely suggest playing while it's free.

I have had this game before and i love it so much, the effort put into this game is insane for a mobile game. only problem i have is that there needs to be more music added on to here so there is more entertainment, i would often visit this game from time to time but i feel like it will be 2x better if you can please add some more music on to here 👍

The game is fantastic and always scratches that arcade itch when it pops up, but there could be so much more to this app.

My main feedback: towards the higher levels (and higher difficulty) the music is actually distracting versus helping you keep beat and have fun.

Don't get me wrong though, if this is intended, and I need to "git gud", then I retract my statement and I'll get better 🙌🏼

The games is very fun and addictive. It is tied as a music game but the music, while extremely good (I could just listen to the soundtrack), dies not play an integral part of the game other than the fact that levels are tied to specific DJs. I was somewhat misled by this. The game has no achievements or other bells and whistles one is used to. What it does have is fantastic visuals post-processing effects (some of them make the game look like old film).

Overall a fantastic game