Mevo and The Grooveriders review

If there’s one thing the AppStore is not short of it’s unique games. Due in part to the relative ease of the SDK, there are too many games to mention that try something different. One way to ensure you have a unique game is to merge two gameplay genres together, and this is exactly what [...]

Go GaGa with Tap Tap

Tapulous have released a Lady GaGa version of their popular music game

E3: Mevo hands on

Today the iPGN crew had to chance to sit with the fine folks at Red Rocket games

E3: Little Runner - hands on

We met up with Jung Suh of Red Rocket Games today, and got some hands on time with two of their games. One of these was Little Runner a doodle style platformer where you must keep a little alien dude from coming to a stop. He just wants to keep on running!

E3: Guitar Rock Tour 2 hands on

A few months back I reviewed GameLoft’s Guitar Rock Tour,

E3: DJ Mix Tour Hands On

The third game in Gamelofts lineup showed to us today was DJ Mix Tour, a rhythm game along the same lines of Guitar Hero and Gamloft’s own Guitar Rock Tour. Except in this game, as the name suggests, you play as a DJ and must keep the dancers on the dancefloor entertained. In usual music game fair you must tap the notes as they come into view, except this time you are tapping the spinning vinyl itself.

Interview with Ge Wang from Smule

I sit down with Ge Wang Co-founder, CTO, and Chief Creative Officer of Smule, to chat about Ocarina and his latest music game, Leaf Trombone.

Add some musical spice to your iPhone

One of our readers pointed out to us that while they were browsing Secret Exits website, they noticed a teaser page for a new title called Cinnamon Beats.

Lilt Line quick review

Lilt lines is a game like no other on the appstore right now. A hybrid of both an arcade-style cave platformer and a rhythm game. In it you must tilt your iPhone left to right to navigate a line through various tunnels to reach the exit, and when required, tapping to the beat. The tunnels [...]

Dub be good to me

From the mass of games submitted to us for news reports and to review,the odd game now and again jumps out and grabs my attention as something that looks unique. Lilt line has done just that. Produced by Different Cloth the game sees you navigating a line through caverns while having your senses bombarded with hard hitting beats and bright visualisations. As well as tilting your iPhone to control the line you must tap the screen to the beat, as you cross the vertical lines.

World of Tunes review

World of Tunes is a rhythm based game in the vein of Elite Beat Agents and Ouendan. You tap along to the beat, and build larger combos the longer you can keep going without missing. The tuneys need help saving their World of Tunes that has been overtaken by alien invaders. The story is told [...]

American Idol: The game - review

Could you be the next American Idol? If this game had anything to do with singing, then there would have been little point me even trying, but EA brings America’s favourite television show, AMERICAN IDOL, to your phone by enabling fans across the world (Yes, I want Adam Lambert to win! And I’m in the UK) [...]

Linkin Park get App’d

Linkin Park will be releasing their very own games on the iPhone later this year. Working with Warner Bros and Mobile games developers Artificial Life, they plan on releasing a series of music games, featuring the band’s likeness and music presented in unconventional styles.

Leaf Trombone World Stage debuts

If you managed to catch the iPhone SDK 3.0 keynote, you may have seen the demo of Leaf Trombone Wold Stage from Smule, the same guys who brought us Ocarina.

iDance Quick Review

Sometimes DDR clones find a way to actually innovate and expand on the rythm/music game standard set by Dance Dance Revolution (see Tap Tap Revolution). Unfortunately, iDance is not one of these games. In fact, it really feels like a cheap attempt to suck off the current popularity of music games by releasing a subpar [...]

The sound of the streets!

We’ve just received this press release detailing the music that will be featured in Car Jack Streets from TAG games. Looks like there will be plenty of toe tapping while you raid that grocery store!

Hands on with Tap Tap 2

I’ve debated back and forth in my mind whether or not I should do a full review of Tap Tap Revenge 2, but it seems pointless since it’s a free game and it’s similar to the other ones. Instead I have decided to just give you guys a brief hands on of what I think [...]

Match, with sound

Melody Match by Game Vision is a unique version of the popular game of Match (or Pairs). The big difference obviously being that instead of matching pictures or symbols, you must match sounds.
Each sound card floats on a beautifully rendered water effect, when you tap it it plays a musical sample, find the matching card and [...]

‘Chillax’ with Nano

Nano from Adrian Johnson is an ambient music game. The object of the game is to activate nodes by manipulating the direction of magnetic fields with your finger, which in turn guide particles in that direction. Once a node has sufficient energy it’s core glows and the level is completed. What makes the game relaxing is the [...]

Are you ready for a Dance Dance Revolution?

Well, if you are then you better be Japanese! Because right now it’s only available on the Japan AppStore. Currently at the top of the Free Games charts, the game is available only in a free ‘lite’ flavour right now, with a full game coming soon. According to Konami, the controls are simple, with you [...]

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