Review: Tap Tap Revenge for iPhone
It only makes sense that one of the most popular games to be developed for “jailbroken” iPhones would see life anew as an official App Store release. That’s the story behind Tap Tap Revenge, the first offering from Tapulous, and which iPhone hackers may recognize as the successor to Tap Tap Revolution.
If the screenshot reminds you of Guitar Hero or Rock Band, it’s no wonder: Tap Tap Revenge is a rhythm game similar in concept to games like Phase for the iPod (), or the console titles FreQuency and Amplitude, all developed by Harmonix, which also makes Guitar Hero and Rock Band.
The goal in Tap Tap Revenge is to tap at the bottom of the screen in time with bubbles that descend from three colored beams of light that snap and crackle with energy. The more bubbles you can pop in time, the higher your score. You’ll also get points for shaking the iPhone or iPod touch left and right or up and down in time with arrows that descend down those light beams.
