Tapalotl Axolotl
How long can you survive in this adorable 8-bit adventure? Take control of a cute axolotl and dodge the perils of the underwater world for as long as you can!
Choose from a number of cute, colourful axolotl heroes and enjoy relaxing music as you drift underwater. Float safely past other creatures such as pufferfish and jellyfish, but be careful not to get too close! And keep your tiny amphibian eyes peeled for mines and anchors too.
Tapalotl Axolotl is a simple fun adventure, suitable for all ages. Ideal for commuters or for journeying with kids: you can play anywhere, anytime with no internet or mobile data connection needed.
It’s a colourful, mesmerising and delightfully frustrating game trying to keep your poor little axolotl alive and beat your personal best: but we believe in you!
Did you know?
- The axolotl has one remaining native habitat: Lake Xochimilco in Mexico.
- Axolotls can also be found in Mexico City’s canals and waterways!
- Axolotls can regenerate limbs, tails and other body parts.
- Axolotls were declared a critically endangered species in 2008.
- The axolotl genome is about 10 times as large as the human genome!
Choose from a number of cute, colourful axolotl heroes and enjoy relaxing music as you drift underwater. Float safely past other creatures such as pufferfish and jellyfish, but be careful not to get too close! And keep your tiny amphibian eyes peeled for mines and anchors too.
Tapalotl Axolotl is a simple fun adventure, suitable for all ages. Ideal for commuters or for journeying with kids: you can play anywhere, anytime with no internet or mobile data connection needed.
It’s a colourful, mesmerising and delightfully frustrating game trying to keep your poor little axolotl alive and beat your personal best: but we believe in you!
Did you know?
- The axolotl has one remaining native habitat: Lake Xochimilco in Mexico.
- Axolotls can also be found in Mexico City’s canals and waterways!
- Axolotls can regenerate limbs, tails and other body parts.
- Axolotls were declared a critically endangered species in 2008.
- The axolotl genome is about 10 times as large as the human genome!
Available on devices:
- IOS
