Color Tap - Coloring game

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I love how much there is to do, colors, and the music!

This is a wonderful app for kids mostly young. It’s exactly what a parent wants from privacy perspective. No ads popping up with scary faces from games. No tracking and ultimately allowing the parent no risk. I would pay for this app if I could change the difficulty in complexity. Example: allowing the child to choose their own pallets recommended by the artist. Building their own custom palette and removing automation, meaning allow the child to choose where colors go, this could be an age base preference, with recommendations from the artist. Great job on this app. Appreciate the focus on privacy and ultimately watching out for the kids

It’s so good it's like calming and satisfying and sooothing

Want to give it 10 stars and I recommend you use a iPad pen, and the pixels Rae so much fun.

Easy fun and you can play for hours nonstop

There are times where I zoom in and I accidentally fill in the squares. I am unable to undo it as I don't know how or there is no undo functionality avaliable.

The game plays and looks fantastic and no ads which is amazing! I will agree with other reviewers that the game needs to display incomplete art in greyscale in order to feel some sense of progression/accomplishment. To me, that’s the best part of games like this. Also a suggestion: show a quick recap of the artwork being colored in when you complete it! Overall great app

I love color by numbers and I’m obsessed with the pictures offered by this app - they’re adorable and very fun to color. However, all of the pictures show up in the selection menu already colored. This really takes the fun out of it, because there’s literally no need to color them in order to fully see the image. They’re all right there. It also isn’t as satisfying as other color by number apps that change the images from black and white to color after you complete them. There’s no sense of accomplishment when looking at a screen of colored pictures you didn’t color, some with a tiny check mark on them if you took the time to complete them. The graphics are great and the actual coloring function is good, but every picture showing up in the queue pre-colored ruined the gameplay for me.

A cute little paint by numbers app. There are different themes to choose from such as animals, objects or food. I like that there is an Artist Spotlight and an Editor’s Pick section. Music is nice though you can turn it off if you prefer. When you paint it gives you a nice sound effect and haptic feedback which adds to the experience.