About Slap Along
Slap Along is a free mobile browser game built around the comedy sketch The Slap 2. Watch the video and swing your phone like a slap every time a slap lands on screen. It's a motion-controlled rhythm game: the closer your swing is to the moment of the slap, the higher your score.
How to play
- Open the game on your phone and tap Enable motion & test swing. Allow motion access and try a swing.
- When the video has loaded, tap PLAY. On iPhone, the first tap asks for motion permission and the second tap starts the game.
- When the ring closes in on the hand, swing your phone like a slap. Skip intro jumps to just before the first slap.
- Grip the phone tight (or use a wrist strap) and keep clear of people and furniture.
Scoring
Each slap is rated Perfect, Great, Good or Miss by timing. Harder swings add bonus points, hits in a row build a combo multiplier, and swinging at the wrong moment counts as a whiff. The round ends with a letter grade from S to D and your personal best.
FAQ
Do I need to download an app?
No. Slap Along runs in the mobile browser (Safari on iPhone, Chrome on Android) and is free. Add it to your home screen for fullscreen play.
Why does my phone ask for motion permission?
The game reads your phone's accelerometer and gyroscope to detect the slap swing. On iPhone, Safari asks for permission on the first tap of Play; tap Play again to start.
Can I play on a computer?
Yes. Without a motion sensor, press the Space bar or click to slap.
What is The Slap 2?
The Slap 2 is a comedy sketch written by Adam Rozenbachs for the Australian TV sketch show Open Slather (2015). Slap Along is a fan-made game built around it.