Tiles Hop

Music

6.4~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.3 Google Play·500M+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-10-04

Screenshots

Promo art of an anime-style red-haired girl beside a phone playing a phonk track, under 999M+ Installs and 100% Licensed Music badges

Home song list headed by Montagem Bailão, with Montagem Miau, No Batidão and Passo Bem Solto, above Balls, Home and Discover tabs

Gameplay with a white ball hopping across orange paw-print tiles toward three dancing cartoon cats and a PERFECT x2 combo

Trending list with Believer, Perfect labelled originally by Ed Sheeran, Let It Go by Idina Menzel and Hot-tagged phonk tracks

About Tiles Hop

Amanotes' one-finger rhythm game has you hold and drag a ball across beat-timed tiles, unlike the four-lane tapping of Magic Tiles 3. It is free, with 500M+ Google Play installs, but ads arrive before songs, after failed runs and when you unlock tracks, and VIP costs $6.99 a week in the US App Store. In 2026 many players also lost the option to play their own MP3s.

Game information

DeveloperAmanotes Pte Ltd

Version8.17.1

Size337 MB (Android) · 712 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating9+

Requires (Android)Android 7.0+

Requires (iOS)iOS 15.0+

Offline modePartly: unlocked songs play offline; unlocking new tracks through ads needs internet

Interface languagesEN

Store rating (Google Play)4.3 from 3,365,434 ratings

Installs500M+

Updated by developer2026-09-30

Data checked2026-10-01

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-10-01. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Tiles Hop Review: Easy One-Finger Rhythm, Heavy Ads and a Vanished MP3 Mode

Hold, Drag, Hop: Endless Mode, Crown Ranks and Phonk Life

You keep one finger on the screen and slide it left or right; the ball lands on a tile with each beat, and a miss ends the run unless you revive. Clearing a song opens endless mode, which speeds the track up: players have complained since 2020 that the pitch rises too, and a July 2026 reviewer found the path unreadable by endless level 5. Crown ranks and global leaderboards add goals, and Phonk Life, in update notes since April 2026, chains several tracks into one run. Google Play tags the game single player, so there is no live duel like Magic Tiles 3's Battle Mode. September 2026 reviews report lag and lost ball control; Amanotes says an input and performance fix is coming.

38,000 Songs, Phonk Albums and the Missing Import My Song Option

Amanotes put the library at more than 38,000 songs in 2022; the App Store text promised 4,000 in 2024 and now gives no figure. Phonk leads: Music Week reported a 2024 licensing deal with the label NCS that named phonk as a fit for this game, after Monstercat-themed levels in 2020. Update notes named new tracks every week or two from April to September 2026, from Billie Eilish's CHIHIRO to two Bruno Mars songs. Some hits are covers: a store screenshot labels Perfect as originally by Ed Sheeran. The bigger loss is your own music. The App Store text still advertised uploading a local library in January 2026, but more than 30 Google Play reviews in seven languages since late July say the option is gone; Amanotes says it is working to make Custom Music consistent.

Ads Before, During and After Songs: How Often They Hit

Reviewers place video ads before a song, after a failed run, after the results, behind locked tracks and, in one October 2026 review, mid-song. Of 1,024 Google Play reviews we read from August to early October 2026 in 13 languages, 127 mention ads, including 52 of the 176 one- and two-star reviews. A Brazilian reviewer describes unskippable ads lasting over a minute, and one got a no-ad-ready message instead of the song. The data trail fits: Google Play's data safety form says approximate location, device IDs and purchase history may be shared for advertising, and Amanotes' April 2025 privacy policy lists 40 ad and analytics partners, including AppLovin and Unity Ads.

VIP at $6.99 a Week, Remove Ads at $1.99, and Who Handles Cancelling

The US App Store lists a one-week VIP subscription at $6.99, Full Access at $9.99 a month and $39.99 a year, a $1.99 Remove Ads item and a $1.99 Summer Economy Package with a skin and unlimited revives; Google Play prices items from $0.99 to $49.99. Prices vary by region and may change. Amanotes publishes no VIP perk list here; reviewers since 2020 say paying removes ads and adds songs and continues, though one in September 2026 still saw ads after paying to go ad-free. Magic Tiles 3 lists VIP from $3.49 a week but charges $9.99 to remove ads; Dancing Line sells levels singly, such as a $3.99 Alan Walker stage. Amanotes' terms allow free trials, auto-renew plans and leave cancellation and refunds to Apple or Google.

Pros

One-finger hold-and-drag control, simpler than Magic Tiles 3's four lanes
Endless mode, crown ranks and Phonk Life add depth to each track
New tracks every week or two through 2026, including Bruno Mars
$1.99 Remove Ads item, far below Magic Tiles 3's $9.99
Runs on Android 7.0+, iOS 15+, M1 Macs and Windows via Google Play Games
Phonk, EDM, pop and K-pop, with NCS tracks licensed since 2024

Cons

Ads before songs, after fails and on locked tracks dominate recent complaints
Import My Song, for playing your own MP3s, has vanished for many players
Some hits are covers, and reviewers report songs removed from the list
September 2026 reviews report lag and lost ball control; a fix is pending

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Verdict

We score it 6.4: steering one ball through beat-timed tiles is quick to learn and hard to master, and new tracks arrive every week or two, but ads interrupt before, after and between runs, and VIP costs $6.99 a week. Take it for phonk and pop hits if you can live with ads or pay to remove them. Skip it if you came for your own MP3s or want live duels: Magic Tiles 3 has Battle Mode, and Dancing Line builds levels around original music.

Gameplay7.5Hold-and-drag hopping with endless mode, crown ranks and Phonk Life; one missed tile ends the run.

Controls7.0One finger steers everything, but September 2026 reviews report lag and lost control, which Amanotes says it is fixing.

Replay value7.0New tracks every week or two, but no live versus mode, and Import My Song is gone for many.

Graphics & sound6.5Reactive neon 3D scenes and 30+ balls, but some hits are covers and endless mode raises the pitch.

Monetisation4.0Ads gate songs, revives and results; VIP is $6.99 a week, though Remove Ads costs $1.99.

6.4out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

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Frequently asked questions

Can you play Tiles Hop offline?

Partly. Google Play tags the game as playable offline, and Amanotes' 2024 store text said each song you unlock then plays without internet. Unlocking tracks through ads needs a connection, and reviewers in 2025 and 2026 say the game still asked for Wi-Fi.

Is Tiles Hop VIP worth it, and how much does it cost?

Only if ads are what stop you. The US App Store lists VIP at $6.99 a week, Full Access at $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year, and Remove Ads at $1.99; prices vary by region. Trials, which Amanotes' terms allow, bill automatically unless cancelled through Apple or Google.

What do you need to run Tiles Hop, and how big is it?

Android 7.0 or later, or iOS and iPadOS 15.0 or later; Apple also lists M1 Macs and Apple Vision Pro, and Google Play offers a Windows version through Google Play Games. The iPhone download is over 700 MB, and the App Store lists English only.

Can you play Tiles Hop with friends?

Not in real time. Google Play classes it as single player; the store text offers global leaderboards and score challenges instead. For head-to-head play, Magic Tiles 3 has a real-time Battle Mode against friends or random players.

How long is a Tiles Hop song, and how much content is there?

A run lasts until you miss a tile: finishing a track switches to endless mode, which keeps speeding up, though some players say tracks are cut short. Amanotes shipped 25 iOS builds between April 23 and September 30, 2026, and runs seasonal events such as October's Oktoberfest Beat Splash.