Guitar Rock Tour
Guitar Rock Tour

Guitar Rock Tour

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When Guitar Hero came to the DS, it needed a plastic grip plugged into the system's Game Boy Advance slot. Gameloft's Guitar Rock Tour took a simpler route: everything happens on the touch screen, with notes streaming toward you and a finger or the stylus tapping them in time with the music. No add-on, no setup, just a rhythm game you can start the second you open the lid.

Two instruments carry the tour. Guitar has you tapping the incoming notes cleanly through fast runs and big choruses, while drums shift the focus to locking in the beat. Easy, Medium and Hard difficulties let a newcomer find the groove and give practiced players something to chase, and the short, score-driven songs fit the handheld rhythm of a few minutes here and there.

The setlist is the real draw: seventeen songs, recorded as covers for the game, that swing from classic-rock staples to the pop-punk and alt-rock of the late 2000s. Deep Purple's "Smoke on the Water" and Scorpions' "Rock You Like a Hurricane" sit alongside Michael Jackson's "Beat It," Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box" and The Police's "Message in a Bottle," with Blink-182's "What's My Age Again?", Sum 41's "Underclass Hero," Avril Lavigne's "Girlfriend" and Bloc Party's "Banquet" rounding out a list that feels like a mixtape from the era.

It arrived in 2008, right as the plastic-instrument craze was peaking on home consoles, and Gameloft, then best known for its mobile phone games, brought that same pick-up-and-play instinct to the DS. Today it plays like a snapshot of that moment: a pocket-sized rock show built for the hardware itself, with a song list that will send anyone who lived through the Guitar Hero years straight back to their friend's living room.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
2008
Publisher
Gameloft

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