Tommy Daniels: "Tadpole Treble is the new rhythm/runner hybrid from BitFinity games. You are probably asking, “What is a rhythm/runner hybrid?” Well, if you would stop interrupting me, I’d tell you. In Tadpole Treble you play as Baton, a newborn tadpole with no legs, but a lot of moxie. The game starts with Baton being carried far away from home after a pelican attempts to eat her. What follows is Baton’s quest to get back to her mother. Tadpole Treble’s gameplay looks like a mix between guitar hero and a side-scrolling platformer. You control Baton as she moves down a river of sheet music. "
Tadpole Treble from BitFinity combines music and amphibians to take you on a glorious audible adventure. Out now on PC, Wii U and Mac.
HPP: Video games these days can be exhausting. From the swarm of bloody shooters, to the colossal amount of role playing games that unleash at the end of the summer, sometimes all one wants to do is relax and listen to some tunes in a soothing environment.
Music is usually treated with an all or nothing attitude when it comes to video games; in most cases it’s bland and forgettable, or it’s treated as the main gameplay mechanic in games such as Guitar Hero. Tadpole Treble is one of the first games that falls into neither of these categories, as it’s a music-centric game that would still be a game without the music. BitFinity games has managed to create a game where the gameplay and the music are equally important.
