Tap Tap Evil: Idle Cash 8 bit takes players on a retro adventure, where they must tap their way to riches and defeat evil monsters. With its charming 8-bit graphics and nostalgic music, this game combines classic arcade gameplay with a modern idle clicker twist. Collect gold coins, unlock powerful upgrades, and recruit legendary heroes to help in your quest. With addictive gameplay and endless replay value, Tap Tap Evil: Idle Cash 8 bit is a must-play for fans of both retro gaming and idle clicker games. Start tapping and see how much evil cash you can earn!
Latest of Tap Tap Evil: Idle Cash 8 bit Code
- Earn 500 coins, 10 gems, and 2 boosters today! Gamers rejoice!
- 100 coins, 50 diamonds, 20 power-ups, 10 boosters. Enjoy your rewards!
List of Tap Tap Evil: Clicker Idle RPG Codes
CODE | Expiration Date |
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857EXL16 | April 20, 2024 |
2LF9130R4Z | April 21, 2024 |
AGQX0N25F | April 10, 2024 |
O8R9DVEAK1M | May 1, 2024 |
3ASKD9UMIT | May 13, 2024 |
OR9FYK5X | May 4, 2024 |
9B3UFVEYH5 | March 25, 2024 |
80EIC6VP9 | April 17, 2024 |
How to Redeem Code?
- Step 1: Click on 'Avatar' => 'Settings' => 'Promo Code'.
- Step 2: Enter the code in the gift code box and press 'Confirm' to receive the reward.
Tap Tap Evil: Clicker Idle RPG Review
The game is cute and I like the premise and LOVE the style but it's very dull. There's very little incentive to play and grow and some things are just incredibly unbalanced (such as the "make it rain" ability being all but useless and the offline coin income capping so low there's really no point to letting it idle). The ads were pleasantly not-invasive and the incentives to watch them were decent. The game would benefit greatly from more interactivity and goals/rewards.
Started so promising and then just fizzled to nothing. Premise is great, level characters to defend, and world domination. My good henchman are maxed. I've upgraded max money per tap. I paid the $2 to get rid of the ads, I can get all those bonuses. I'm doing stocks, upgrading furniture, and I seem entirely stuck. The next upgrades are so far off to attain, there is no clear way to get there without what looks like months of just stock market? Game slams on the brakes, feels like nothing to do.
Seems fun early on, but you quickly realize how poorly made it is. It's not balanced at all. Many of the decor and upgrades don't even actually do anything: for example gems by tapping doesn't work and the mega wallet which is supposed to increase how many coins you can get while offline but caps out at 2.16 billion even when it says it should be allowing you to get quintillions. The story ends after the third continent. All of these problems have been in the game since day 1 and won't be fixed.