While “Smurf Life” sounds like an explicative you’d scream out your apartment window on a bad day, it’s actually an iOS game starring Belgium’s own Blue Man Group. Smurf Life is another game from Beeline Interactive, the studio behind the massively popular iOS sim Smurf Village, and it presents you with the chance to live the life of a Smurf. We can confirm this much from playing Smurf Life: Being a Smurf is tedious. No wonder the race hasn’t banded together and swarmed Gargamel like a nest of bullet ants. Running away from the evil sorcerer is the only spark of excitement a Smurf can hope for in his life.

Bring sunshine back to the Smurf’s village in Smurf Life by Beeline Interactive Inc. Gargamel has cast a spell of darkness over the Smurf’s village and you must fend it off by mastering the skills that will get rid of it forever and save the Smurfs that are trapped in the rubble while doing so! Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.

Riddle time. What’s blue and cheerful and a game on iOS featuring the popular Smurfs characters? If you guessed Smurfs’ Village, you’re way behind on the times. The correct answer is actually Smurf Life, an upcoming sequel to the holy-crap-this-is-popular first game. And as an added bonus, it too will have nothing to do with the recent (and awful) live-action film!

Beeline Interactive, Capcom’s mobile social brand responsible for such mega-hits as Smurfs’ Village, Zombie Cafe, and Lil’ Pirates, has this morning announced a partnership with Peanuts Worldwide to bring Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the whole Peanuts gang to mobile phones this fall in yet another freemium social release.

Since its release late last fall, Smurfs’ Village has become a staple of the freemium games scene on the App Store. It seems that iOS gamers just can’t get enough of the little blue eighties throwbacks, regardless of how obnoxious their cartoon was. Now as those very same gamers gear up to go to the beach this summer, they’ll be able to let their Smurfs do the same in the game’s latest free update, Smurf’s Up!

If you’d asked me a year ago who the big players in mobile social gaming would be, Capcom would have been the furthest thing from my mind. But low and behold, the last six months have proven that the traditional gaming giant could easily make a sizable footprint in the smartphone social gaming scene. Now the publisher is giving these games a home of their own through the creation of a new publishing sub-brand, Beeline.