RockinRoll
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | Free | Chris Sokol | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Based on traditional matching games, RockinRoll brings everyone's favorite puzzle play to a new level. Using the iPhone platform's tilt functionality, RockinRoll brings a new style of gameplay to the traditional puzzle setting. Simply tilt the screen to control the falling stones to make three of the same kind touch and disappear. Randomly dropping fireballs and other powerups create maximum explosiveness while adding to the score. Screen shots were taken on 3rd gen hardware.
FEATURES
* Tilt-to-play functionality
* Three levels of difficulty - great for kids but hard enough to challenge even the most seasoned gamer
* Beautiful graphics
* Advanced physics simulation
* High score tracking
* Color blindness mode
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
"Interestingly, RockinRoll is not a music game. Instead, it's one of the most unique takes on a Match-3 game we have seen." - Slide To Play
Reviews
Instant buy
GameSnob!
Just looking at the graphics made me buy this game and I'm glad I did. Standing in line at the bus stop, people next to me asked me what game I was playing and by the end of the ride, they each had a copy and were playing it! This game grows on you... buy it!
Zen Relaxation Meets Fun
MarnaBelle
I'm not a gamer, unless you count Ms. Pacman in the Pizza Hut circa 1981. So, a lot of the game apps for the iTouch just don't appeal. Rockin' Roll is challenging and relaxing - no first person shooter anxiety. It is a fun way to pass time and reminds me of the simple car games I used to play on road trips in the '70s, except I don't have my stinky brother fighting me for the magnetic bingo set. The colors and textures of the design are wonderful. Best of all - I don't need to wear my glasses to play. I highly recommend this app when you need to calm down or to kill time waiting for an evil corporate meeting to start.
Great, original, addictive game
vineelio
This is a very cool, very fun game. It keeps me from getting bored when I'm standing around an waiting for stuff. The gameplay is smooth and addictive, and it's such an original game! I've never played a game like it on any platform. Totally recommended.
Pure Awesome.
Puroturo
Picked this game up while sitting at a bar.. Looked like it could potentially be a good way to waste some time until the bar wench brought my food and boy was it! I had my drunken neighbors wanting to play all night.. They started betting on scores! Who needs fool's poker when you have Rock'n'Roll?!
Great game
RudyDude89
This is a very good game n itz free 4 the next couple of dayz I would haved payed up to 2.99 for this game The graphics r very good the gameply is very fun yet relaxing with relaxing calm muzic which is nice to play n hear at the samd time. I would recommend this game to anyone for their.
Very enjoyable
Mad_northwind
Enjoying it very much so far. Having some trouble getting the hang of it as far as high scoring but a great time none the less.
Best Game in App store
Amethyst_review
This is the best game app I've found so far. It is very addictive and enjoyable to play. I'm not usually hooked in by a game, but this is the exception. Great graphics and music. Very innovative and well done!
Marble Madness
ryoshu
A family of marbles walk into a talent agent's office. The agent asks the marbles, "well what do you do?" The first marble drops down and bangs into the second marble. The third and fourth marble hop onto the first two marbles. The marbles all roll around on the floor, banging into walls, banging into furniture, banging into windows. The third marble rolls up the bookcase and dives into the first marble. The second marble violently bounces up and down on the fourth marble. Then all four marbles climb on top of each other just as a fifth, flaming marble flies from the ceiling and smashes them all to the floor. After a minute or two the marbles all get up and say, "ta da!" The talent agent says, "wow, that's some act. What do you marbles call yourselves?" The first marble replies, "RockinRoll."
