aa

Name: aa
Rating: 3.9 (10249 reviews)
Author: General Adaptive Apps Pty Ltd

By: General Adaptive Apps Pty Ltd

Tap. Fail. Rage. Tap. WIN!

Features & Capabilities

aa is the original one-tap timing puzzle game. Tap to shoot dots into a spinning circle—avoid the others. With over 1,300 handcrafted levels and offline play, it stays addictive from level 1 to 1,300.

Minimalist by design, aa is easy to learn but hard to master. Challenge friends, track daily streaks, and share progress—handmade in Australia by General Adaptive Apps.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

General Adaptive Apps Pty Ltd

Rating:

3.90

(10,249) 62 new ratings

Version:

7.1.2 Last updated: 2026-05-17

Version code:

885598916

Creation date:

2014-08-12

Compatible devices:

Size:

110.64MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 19,728 ▼ 34

Other rankings

#16 in Blasts From the Past #52 in arrow keyword 15 ▼ 8

Other platforms

aa (v7.1.1)

80,015,051 3.89

(885,146)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

General Adaptive Apps Pty Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/aa/id905852173

Website:

https://generaladaptive.com

User Reviews

Users generally describe aa as fun, addictive and challenging, with many calling it great or amazing. However, repeated complaints focus on intrusive ads, pay-to-skip mechanics, and levels that feel almost impossible without spending. Players also report glitches such as misaligned hits on certain levels and progression issues. A common sentiment is frustration or rage due to difficult levels, which can deter continued play. Overall, it’s a compelling, skill-testing game for some users, but monetization and reliability concerns are significant drawbacks.

Pros

Addictive and engaging gameplay that keeps players coming back.
Challenging levels that test your skills and feel rewarding.
Overall positive experience with great and amazing gameplay.

Cons

Too many intrusive ads, including full-screen ads that disrupt gameplay.
Levels are very hard or often feel impossible to beat without skipping or paying.
Pay-to-skip mechanics and other monetization that hinder progress.
Glitches or bugs (e.g., level misalignment) that can block progression.
Frustration and rage from repeated failures.