More an expansion pack than a real full-fledged title, Tap Tap Glee is just what fans of the TV show may have been clamoring for - assuming the albums, DVDs and the previous iOS title Glee Karaoke didn't quench their Glee thirsts. There's nothing inherently wrong with the game at all, but the timing of its release is a bit suspect. And with other, better titles in the series, Tap Tap Glee is really more for Gleeks than the rest of us.
Club World is an iPhone game developed by Tapulous that puts you in control of your very own nightclub. Gamezebo's ClubWorld strategy guide and walkthrough will provide you with a quick start guide, tips and tricks, hints and cheats to help you build the coolest club around.
ClubWorld is the latest in a long line of social club management games. You'll be building up the best nightclub in town, a place where people will (hopefully) be dying to come to drink and dance and just have a plain old fun time. And while the core game isn't that different from other entries in this niche genre, it's a solid effort with great production values and lots of licensed music that helps put it towards the head of the pack.
Special versions of Tap Tap Revenge dedicated to a particular artist are nothing new - fans have been enjoying games like Justin Bieber Revenge and Lady Gaga Revenge for months now. But... Nirvana? One of the most influential bands of the last 20 years, few would have ever expected the music of Cobain & Co - previously tied up in ownership disputes - to be licensed as the latest addition to the Tapulous franchise. But it has been, and it should be in the App Store later this week.
When the team behind the critically acclaimed Tap Tap Revenge series announced they were working on something totally new, it was hard to not let our imaginations run wild. A music game from a high pedigree iPhone developer that completely breaks from everything they've done before? How could we not be excited?
The music industry often refers to a chart entry that has risen to the top with unprecedented speed as "number one with a bullet." Tap Tap Revenge was released alongside the AppStore last July and went on to become the iPhone's most downloaded free game on 2008. If that doesn't say number one with a bullet, I don't know what does. Now the franchise is back for its third major instalment - but does Tap Tap Revenge 3 hit a high note, or does it fall flat when compared to its predecessors?