Bleap

By: 以可李

Global Prelude

Features & Capabilities

Bleap: Global Prelude is a rhythm-driven combat game where you customize your character, dance to the beat, and fight through a rebellion. Rise on global leaderboards to become the rhythm master and own the stage in a no-ads experience.

Join the revolution, battle players worldwide, and unleash your rhythm on every stage as you progress toward freedom.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

以可李

Rating:

4.00

(73) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.0.2 Last updated: 2026-04-01

Version code:

884143306

Creation date:

2025-06-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

371.40MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 178,068 ▲ 783

Other rankings

#15 in Essential Runners #16 in Essential Music Games #20 in The Best New Action Games

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

以可李

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bleap/id6744604397

User Reviews

Bleap is visually charming with a fresh rhythm-action vibe and a mostly ad-free, one-time-purchase appeal. Players praise the art, feel of the rhythm, and the ability to earn songs through play. However, repeated reviews highlight a troubling monetization shift after updates (dyes, battle pass, gacha) and paywalls that limit free content. Online-only requirements and account/sign-in issues raise concerns about ownership and progress loss. If the developer preserves fair pricing, fixes login stability, and keeps content accessible, Bleap could be a standout rhythm game.

Pros

Cute, unique art style and robot character
Engaging rhythm gameplay with intuitive controls
Ads-free experience with songs earned by playing
One-time core purchase offers access to core content
Feels fresh and distinct from other rhythm games

Cons

Monetization shift to predatory models (dyes, battle pass, gacha) and higher costs for customization
Limited free content; must pay to unlock most songs
Online-only requirement raises concerns about ownership and possible loss of purchases
Sign-in issues and occasional bugs, including sound cutting mid-song

Recent reviews

小可儿加油👏

by zl*****, 2026-03-18

I liked this game because it was the only rhythm game I’ve EVER played without predatory battle passes and gachapons (gambling) for basic items. That obviously has changed. They added everything I disliked about all the big rhythm games.😭 I was seriously considering spending the 30 dollars to get the full library of songs but if this game continues down this path I’m not interested. I hate to promote other games, but I was playing RhythmStar: Music Adventure alongside Bleap, and you can guess which one I’ll be playing more from now on. (it might be the last free rhythm game that doesn’t require you to make any purchases)

by ii*****, 2026-03-04

I’ve been championing this game for months, recommending a bunch of friends play it because it’s a one-time purchase and respects the player. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case! Without warning, the 1.0 version added almost every form of predatory monetization under the sun - consumable dyes, a battle pass, and even a gacha for outfits. If these were included in the Infinity purchase I’d be mostly fine with it, but they’re demanding I pay more for even basic customization in a game I’ve already spent $30 on! This is a complete betrayal and I don’t feel like I can trust the devs to not make the monetization even worse in the future.