Tap Tap Revolution!
Tap Tap Revolution! is a story-driven incremental game drawn like a 1920s constructivist propaganda poster. Tap to agitate, grow an underground network of reading circles and printing presses, survive arrests and exile — then storm the palace and try the truly impossible part: holding power for 100 days.
Tap Tap Revolution! mixes a classic clicker with a branching political adventure in the spirit of the old Dictator games. You start in 1901 with fifteen rubles and a great idea, and every tap wins supporters for the cause. The money they donate goes into reading circles, an underground printing press, a newspaper and — eventually — fighting squads.
The story is told through full-screen dialogue scenes with a cast of hand-drawn characters: the fiery agitator Vera, naive student Grisha, the suspiciously fast-counting treasurer Semyon, the anarchist Fyodor Bomba and the unfailingly polite gendarme captain Zubov. Every choice matters, and some friends will betray you.
Push too hard and the secret police pushes back: searches, prison, Siberian exile. These become missions with their own economy — dig a tunnel, bribe the guard, befriend the convoy dogs — and failure rolls you back, so an escape must actually be earned.
The revolution itself is only half the game. After the palace falls you must survive 100 days in power against hunger, mutinies, conspiracies and a very persistent general, in a management endgame where every decree costs paper and every mistake costs loyalty. The visuals are AI-assisted screen-print posters in red, black and beige; the interface speaks Russian, matching the setting.
How to play Tap Tap Revolution!
One button starts a revolution — the rest is choices:
- Tap the red fist button to agitate and win supporters.
- Spend rubles in the Network tab on circles, presses and squads.
- Answer story events — dialogue choices shape your path.
- Watch the Suspicion meter: too high means searches, prison or exile.
- Reach 30,000 supporters, arm three squads and storm the palace.
- Then hold power for 100 days without losing the people, the army or the treasury.
Tips for Tap Tap Revolution!
- A safe-house lowers suspicion every second — build one before the printing presses attract attention.
- The fake passport and the warm coat quietly turn failed arrests and exiles into escapes.
- Offer Fyodor Bomba tea. It may cost you a samovar, but an anarchist friend is priceless later.
- In the 100 days, never let the treasury run dry — decrees are printed on paper, and paper costs money.
- Missions punish rushed attempts: raise the odds above 70% before you hit the big red action.
Who made Tap Tap Revolution!?
Tap Tap Revolution! was built for crokocat in 2026 — a narrative clicker with AI-assisted constructivist poster art, five mission sub-plots and a nearly impossible 100-day endgame.
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About this game
- Controls
- Tap the big red button to agitate, buy upgrades in the Network tab, and make choices in story events. Everything is one tap or click.
- Supported devices
- desktop, phone, tablet
- Developer
- crokocat
- Genre
- Clicker
- Release date
- August 2026
- Latest update
- August 2026
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Frequently asked questions
What language is the game in?
The story is in Russian — it is set in a fictional empire on the eve of a revolution, and the propaganda-poster style matches the language. The mechanics are readable from icons alone.
Is progress saved?
Yes, automatically in your browser, and your underground network keeps growing while you are away.
Can the 100 days actually be survived?
Yes, but barely. Random choices lose around day 25; careful play, good allies and full mission successes can carry you to day 100.
What happens if I fail a mission like the prison escape?
Failure rolls the mission back — the tunnel is filled in, the crowd is dispersed — and you must rebuild and try again. There is no clicking past a failure.