Tempo Table

Every ball lands on the beat. Tempo Table is a rhythm game played on a 3D table tennis table: the Deck feeds each ball so it reaches your end exactly in time, and your timing decides the score. How to play 1. A four-beat count-in starts the track, then the Deck begins feeding balls across the table. 2. Drag to put your blade where the ring is. 3. Tap to swing as the ring closes. Within 60 ms is Perfect, within 130 ms is Good. 4. Perfect and Good build the combo, and every four in a row lifts the multiplier, up to ×4. Off and Miss break it. 5. Reach the target score to pass the track and open the next. Your grade, S, A, B or C, goes on the wall. There are four albums of five tracks each, 20 tracks in all: Rainy Tape in Lo-Fi, Brass Alley in Funk, Neon Causeway in Synthwave and Amen Break Point in Drum & Bass. The tempo climbs from Kopi Steam at 80 BPM to Breakbeat Smash at 174 BPM, tracks run from 20 to 40 notes, and later albums feed wider and faster. Remix is the endless set: pick any tempo from 70 to 180 BPM, or tap it in, and keep going until three misses lift the needle. Timing is something you see and feel. The ring closes on the crossing point in time, the table LEDs, floor and speakers pulse with the tempo, and haptic ticks mark the count-in and every judgement. The wax you earn from each track buys gear in the crates: six blades from Session Red to Gold Record, four balls such as Hot Pink and Acid Lime, and five LED kits including Tube Amp and Ultraviolet. Gear is cosmetic; timing decides every point. Charts keep your accuracy, best combo, full-combo runs and grades, with twelve gold records to earn. Tempo Table plays fully offline: no account, no adverts and nothing to buy. Count it in, and drop the needle.