Tappy Halloween: Trick or Treat

Back from the grave, after ten years of silence.

One brave cat. A graveyard full of candy. No ads, no nonsense — just the silly spooky tapper from 2015, rebuilt and finally finished.

App Store — returning soon Google Play — returning soon

The game that wouldn't stay buried

In 2015, Tappy Halloween: Trick or Treat sent Wilber the KittyCat trick-or-treating across thousands of phones. In 2016, an update was finished — six new costumes, ten new monsters — and then never shipped. The game vanished from the stores, and the update sat in a drawer for a decade.

Now it's all back. Rebuilt from the ground up for modern phones and tablets, with every costume from 2015, the lost update released at last, one brand-new costume stitched for the occasion, and not a single advert anywhere.

Some games rest in peace. This one just rested.

Three of the 40 costumes — including two nobody has ever worn.

What's waiting in the dark

Two ways to play

Tap to flap or hold to glide — two modes, two leaderboards, one very determined cat.

40 costumes

Knock on doors and dress Wilber as a pirate, a unicorn, a hotdog, a ninja… every one earnable free, just by playing. Costume packs are there if you'd rather skip the knocking.

20 candy monsters

Hand-photographed chocolate vampires, sugar owls, and paper spiders, each with its own way of ruining your evening.

No ads. None.

Not even the sneaky kind. No ad networks, no tracking, no loot boxes and no paid randomness — just candy, doors, and costumes.

Seven languages

English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian and Welsh — follows your phone, or pick one in the options.

Phones and tablets

iPhone, iPad and Android, with Game Center and Google Play Games leaderboards for both modes.