Dancing Road: Color Ball Run!

AMANOTES PTE LTD

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Dancing Road is a music game developed by Amanotes that challenges players to guide a color-changing ball down a moving road while matching the ball's color to the music. The game features a variety of popular songs from different genres, including pop, hip hop, rap, and EDM. Players can also collect coins and gift boxes to unlock new songs and features.

The gameplay of Dancing Road is simple but challenging. Players must swipe the screen to move the ball and match it to the color of the tiles on the road. If the ball touches a tile of a different color, the player loses. The game also features obstacles that players must avoid, such as balloons and bombs.

Dancing Road is a fun and addictive game that is sure to challenge players of all skill levels. The game's colorful visuals and catchy music keep players engaged, and the variety of songs ensures that there is something for everyone. Whether you are a fan of music games, ball games, or song games, Dancing Road is a game that you should check out.

Here are some additional details about Dancing Road:
- The game features over 100 popular songs from different genres.
- Players can collect coins and gift boxes to unlock new songs, features, and customization options.
- The game has a variety of difficulty levels, so players of all skill levels can enjoy it.
- Dancing Road is a free-to-play game, but there are in-app purchases available.

Ratings and reviews

I did the trial subscription for no ads. The game has potential but a poor music selection combined with poor gameplay that is designed to make the player fail regardless of skill level. The game seems to randomly choose not to save progress. Not worth your time.

Sometimes the game glitches when you want to continue the round by watching a video, instead it takes you back to the main song selection screen when 3/4 of the song was already completed.

There is SO many ads. You have the option to watch one if you die to revive, but even if you select no, you watch one anyways. They pop up in the middle of me playing on the sides, it's distracting!