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Drum Pads

Drum Pads Game Online: play free

Listen to the beat and play it back.

  • Free
  • In your browser, no install
  • 300 levels
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Drum Pads is a game from Tulpor Puzzle Club. The app holds 56 games in total: chess and checkers, pool, sudoku, quizzes, arcade classics and music games. All of them are free and open in your browser.

Drum Pads: what it is and how to play

Drum Pads is a rhythm memory game. First the game plays a rhythm and the pads light up. Then it is your turn: repeat the same rhythm on the pads. A mistake costs a heart, and rhythms grow longer as you progress.

Game modes

The game has 300 levels, and the difficulty climbs gradually, so beginners and veterans both find their pace. Each level pays up to 3 stars, and you can compete in the world ranking by stars. The game is free and runs in your browser with no install.

Tips for beginners

Count the rhythm in your head, like one-two-three-four, and remember the sequence of sounds rather than pad positions.

Why Tulpor Puzzle Club

Tulpor Puzzle Club comes from an independent studio in Tashkent. The interface is available in Uzbek, Russian and English (and many more languages), and every game is comfortable on a phone touch screen as well as on a computer with mouse and keyboard. One profile keeps your stars and rankings across all games.

Ready to play Drum Pads?

One button is all it takes to start. On the first launch you enter a name and year of birth to create a short profile.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Drum Pads free to play?

Yes. Drum Pads is free inside Tulpor Puzzle Club. Press “Play now”; there is nothing to install.

Do I need to install an app to play Drum Pads?

No. The game opens in the browser on your phone or computer. On the first launch you enter a name and year of birth to create a short profile.

How many levels does Drum Pads have?

300. The difficulty climbs gradually, and every level pays up to 3 stars.

What is a good tip for a beginner in Drum Pads?

Count the rhythm in your head, like one-two-three-four, and remember the sequence of sounds rather than pad positions.

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