• New article from the Springfield Shopper: Season 35 News: New promotional images for “The Tipping Point” have been released!
  • Wikisimpsons needs more Featured Article, Picture, Quote, Episode and Comprehensive article nominations!
  • Wikisimpsons has a Discord server! Click here for your invite! Join to talk about the wiki, Simpsons and Tapped Out news, or just to talk to other users.
  • Make an account! It's easy, free, and your work on the wiki can be attributed to you.
TwitterFacebookDiscord

Difference between revisions of "The Simpsons: Tapped Out"

Wikisimpsons - The Simpsons Wiki
(Daily Play Combo)
Line 360: Line 360:
 
File:DAILY4.PNG| A screenshot of day four, a daily play combo.
 
File:DAILY4.PNG| A screenshot of day four, a daily play combo.
 
File:DAILY5.png| A screenshot of day five, a daily play combo.
 
File:DAILY5.png| A screenshot of day five, a daily play combo.
</gallery>
+
File:Tapped Out Revised Mystery Box Daily Play Combo.png| A screenshot of the Daily Play Combo after the {{TOCU|Mystery Box Revised}} update.
  
 
==Homer Buddha==
 
==Homer Buddha==

Revision as of 05:43, April 11, 2015


Template:Tab L


The Simpsons: Tapped Out
The Simpsons Tapped Out.png
Game Information
Released: iOS
Flag of Sweden.svg.png February 17, 2012
Flag of Canada.png February 21, 2012
800px-Flag of the United Kingdom.svg.png February 29, 2012
Flag of Australia.png February 29, 2012
United States of America March 1, 2012
Android
Flag of Australia.png January 29, 2013
United States of America February 6, 2013
Kindle Fire
United States of America June 24, 2013
Developer(s): Electronic Arts
Publisher(s): Electronic Arts
Genre: Action
Platforms: iOS
Android
Ratings: 12+
Players: 1


The Simpsons: Tapped Out (TSTO) is a free game for iOS and Android, developed and published by Electronic Arts, first released on February 17, 2012 on iOS, then released on Android on January 23, 2013 and on Kindle Fire on June 24, 2013. The game consists of the player helping Homer and other characters to rebuild Springfield and features the cast of the show.

Description

D'OH! Homer accidently caused a meltdown that wiped out Springfield. Now, it's up to you to rebuild it. From the writers of The Simpsons, tap into a city building game that lets you create your own living, breathing Springfield...for FREE. Recreate Springfield just like you want it, as you help Homer find Marge, Bart and the rest of his family and friends. Complete comic quests like making Apu work ridiculously long shifts at Kwik-E-Mart, growing and harvesting Tomacco on Cletus's Farm, partying down with Duffman at Duff Brewery, and more. Finish jobs and tasks to earn currency and...mmm, donuts. You can even get social and visit your friends' versions of Springfield. Make mischief and play pranks on their towns to collect cash. But remember, they can do the same to you. We told you that this game is life-ruiningly fun.
--Official description by EA.com
THIS GAME IS LIFE-RUININGLY FUN! Homer accidently caused a meltdown that wiped out Springfield. D'OH! Now, it's up to you to rebuild it! From the writers of The Simpsons, tap into a city building game that lets you create your own living, breathing Springfield... for FREE.
--Description at iTunes Singapore

Gameplay

An example of a town.

How to play

To play the game, players need to tap on things in the game. For example, the player wants a list of Bart's jobs, so the player taps on Bart. Also, when placing things in the game, you need to drag it to a space then tap it to place it. When a character does a task, or builds something, a donut can be used to speed up the task. There is an 'Other Springfield' in which the player can help every day and get money and XP in reward. There is a tutorial in the first few levels.

The Simpsons: Tapped Out Trailer
Transcript

Tasks

When you tap a character with a speech bubble saying "!", it means they want to say something. What they say may have something to do with a task, and if it does, a box will appear on screen. In the box, there will be a title, e.g. Square One, and underneath a task, e.g. Build the Simpson House. Sometimes there may be two tasks underneath, or three. Then you might need to buy what you need to complete the task, e.g. You go into "Buildings". "Simpson House" will be highlighted and have the price underneath. You buy whatever you need to complete the task, and if your task is to build, you drag the building to the shaded box, or anywhere you want to build it. Then, a box will come up with the reward, and perhaps another box saying you have unlocked a character, and perhaps ANOTHER box saying you have leveled up. There is also a task later on in the game where you have to catch Sideshow Bob, who has been spotted in your town, and try to catch him in between going to hiding spots.

Adding friends

The player can add friends via Facebook Connect, Gmail, their device's contact list and EA's Origin. After the player has added some friends, they can visit their versions of Springfield to complete three tasks each day, which results in more rewards for themselves. The maximum number of friends you can add in Tapped Out is 100.

Story

Homer is at Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, and instead of working, he is playing The Happy Little Elves Game on his MyPad. His negligence results in the Power Plant blowing up. Homer starts rebuilding the town, and is soon aided by other characters.

Information

  • Collecting all characters in a character collection will result in a reward.
  • Levelling up will unlock new buildings and decorations.
  • Building new buildings will unlock new actions that the characters can perform.
  • Donuts (Donut Tapped Out.png) are the game's premium currency.
  • The game is compatible on:
  • Android 2.3.3 or later.
– Android didn't from the start enable players to visit their friends' Springfields.
  • iOS: iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad, iPad 2, iPad 3, iPad mini, iPod touch 3 (3rd generation) and iPod touch (4th generation), and requires iOS 4.3 or later.
  • Kindle Fire.
  • Blackberry: Blackberry 10 (through Amazon Appstore).
  • The game needs an Internet connection to play.
  • This game downloads additional content on first launch that can be up to 175MB based on device.
  • The game regularly updates and require additional downloads when released.
  • Game saves are not supported across multiple devices (each device will have its own save file), unless you connect to an Origin account then your game will be save on EA's servers and can be accessed later on another device.

History

Connectivity problems

On March 3, 2012, due to connectivity problems, Tapped Out was removed from the App Store.[1] In mid-June 2012, EA took the game offline to fix the server, and to fix the Springfields which experienced problems.[2]

It was announced on August 14, 2012 that The Simpsons: Tapped Out would return to the United States App Store later that week, and it would relaunch worldwide (apart from Germany and Canada) in either September[3] or later in August, with improved gameplay and enhanced graphics.[4] With the relaunch, there will be new content in Tapped Out, Kotaku says it'll be packing new stuff from the latest season of The Simpsons. Other outlets say it'll have some new visuals as well as mechanics.[5] It was re-released two days later, on 16 August. After December 5, 2012, EA upgraded their software to meet the constant demand of new and improved devices, and warned that the game may not work on 1st or 2nd generation iPhones or iPods anymore.[6]

Level 21

Many players of the game were convinced that there was a Level 21, and also convinced that there was a bug when the player reaches 48880 XP because the game did not level up.[7] An update for the game was then released that introduced more characters and buildings, and the Level 21.


Android version

The Android version of the game was released on January 23, 2013 in the Netherlands and Australia; the ninth content update was included with the release.[8] The game was added to the Google Play store in other countries on February 6, 2013. The game was made available on Kindle Fire devices in many countries on June 24, 2013.


Buildings

The Store

File:Tapped Out Store.png
A screenshot of the first slide of The Store.

The Store is an in-game store where you can use in-game cash to buy decorations and buildings, as well as the premium in-game currency called "donuts" (the cost of which will be charged to your iTunes or Google Wallet account). The donuts purchased can be used to speed up activities (jobs, quests, building times) and also to buy premium characters, buildings and decorations that can only be acquired with donuts. You can also trade donuts for additional in-game cash.

Real-world purchases

Boatload of 2400 Donuts.png File:Store of 900 Donuts.png Truckload of 300 Donuts.png
Boatload of 2400 Donuts Store Full of 900 Donuts Truckload of 300 Donuts
$99.99
£79.99
99.99€
CHF100
3290.0 RUB
AUD 109.99
KR 949
CAD 119.99
RUB 5990
$49.99
£39.99
49.99€
CHF48
1690.0 RUB
AUD 51.99
KR 489
CAD 57.99
RUB 2990
$19.99
£14.99
19.99€
CHF20
649.0 RUB
AUD 20.99
KR 189
CAD 22.99
RUB 1990
Tray of 132 Donuts.png Stack of 60 Donuts.png Dozen Donuts.png
Tray of 132 Donuts
Crate of 132 Donuts
Stack of 60 Donuts Dozen Donuts
$9.99
£7.99
9.99€
CHF10
329.0 RUB
AUD 10.49
KR 95
CAD 11.99
RUB 599
$4.99
£3.99
4.99€
CHF5
169.0 RUB
AUD 5.49
KR 49
CAD 5.79
RUB 279
$1.99
£1.99
1.99€
CHF2
66.0 RUB
AUD 1.99
KR 19
CAD 2.29
RUB 119

In-game purchases

Product Cost
Cash.png100,000 Donut Tapped Out.png600
Cash.png50,000 Donut Tapped Out.png325
Cash.png15,000 Donut Tapped Out.png115
Cash.png10,000 Donut Tapped Out.png80
Cash.png5,000 Donut Tapped Out.png41
Cash.png2,500 Donut Tapped Out.png21
Cash.png1,000 Donut Tapped Out.png9
Cash.png500 Donut Tapped Out.png5

Decoration

Characters and their tasks

Quests

Levels

The levels for the game go from Level 1 to Level 50.

Level XP.png needed to level up Character and quote Spoken by
1 40 NO QUOTE NONE
2 75 Level2.png Bart
3 85 Level3.png Apu
4 120 Level4.png Homer
5 250 Level5.png Barney
6 800 Level6.png Mr. Burns
7 1 800 Level7.png Wiggum
8 3 200 Level8.png Luigi
9 5 000 Level9.png Lisa
10 8 000 Level10.png Otto
11 12 000 Level11.png Krusty
12 15 500 Level12.png Marge
13 18 000 Level13.png Skinner
14 22 000 Level14.png Sea Captain
15 23 000 Level15.png Lenny and Carl
16 25 500 Level16.png Comic Book Guy
17 25 000 Level17.png Grampa
18 28 000 Level18.png Moe
19 34 215 Level19.png Willie
20 36 400 Level20.png Professor Frink
21 44 225 Level21.png Brockman
22 58 720 Level22.png Nelson
23 62 310 Level23.png Martin
24 99 120 Level24.png Dr. Hibbert
25 105 000 Level25.png Duffman
26 111 120 Level26.png Mrs. Krabappel
27 117 480 Level27.png Kang
28 124 080 Level28.png Rod and Todd
29 130 200 Level29.png Fat Tony
30 138 000 Level30.png Cletus
31 145320 Level31.png Bumblebee Man
32 152880 Level32.png The Rich Texan
33 160680 Level33.png Dr. Nick
34 168720 Level34.png Cookie Kwan
35 177000 Level35.png Gil
36 185520 Level36.png Kearney
37 185520 Level37.png Hank Scorpio
38 203280 Level38.png Lindsay Naegle
39 Level39.png Joe Quimby
40 Level40.png Ned Flanders
41 Level41.png Chester Dupree
42 Level42.png Ralph Wiggum
43 Level43.png Jasper Beardly
44 Level44.png Elizabeth Hoover
45 Level45.png Lugash
46 Level46.png Shauna
47 Level47.png Sideshow Bob
48 Level 48.png Kirk Van Houten
49 Level 49.png The Yes Guy
50 Level 50.png Royce McCutcheon
51 Level 51.png Agnes Skinner

Daily Play Combo

Day 1 - $150
Day 2 - $250
Day 3 - $500
Day 4 - $1000
Day 5 - Mystery Box

Splash Screens

References to The Simpsons: Tapped Out in The Simpsons

The Simpsons regularly references Tapped Out in the years since its release.

Picture Season Episode number Episode name Reference
Tapped Out.png 24 514 "A Tree Grows in Springfield" Homer goes to play a game called Tapped Out but it was unavailable, referencing Tapped Out's connectivity problems.
TSTO Labor Pains.png 25 535 "Labor Pains" Homer plays Tapped Out
The Musk Who Fell To Earth Elon Musk Plays Tapped Out.png 26 564 "The Musk Who Fell To Earth" Elon Musk is seen playing The Simpsons: Tapped Out in his spaceship. He is level 8, has Cash.png410 and Donut Tapped Out.png1,227.
Not Trending.png 565 "Walking Big & Tall" #TappedOutWorkingPerfectly appears on the list of things that never trended.
Scrappedout.com.png Marge's scrapbook website is called scrappedout.com, referencing The Simpsons: Tapped Out.

References


External links

The Saga of Carl - title screen.png Wikisimpsons has a collection of images related to The Simpsons: Tapped Out.