'The Greatest' mobile game?

It’s a fun (very well crafted) game. This ‘tap with the beat genre game’ is definitely not my thing, I wouldn’t be too interested in this on a phone or tablet. Yet I played the first song and bit and was ready to lay down $5. It really is done quite well.

My playing on the game is terrible, and as you miss a hot, beat etc. the band start to sound off. You realise the songs differently. Then you try to do better, but get distracted by the cool characters slightly resembling them band.

My only complaint is that after the first track the game kept trying to tempt me to play more, when really I was just looking to buy the full version off the app. It’s not one of those dodgy apps that includes continuous payment, it’s made well and you can experience the game without paying paying a cent. But if you want the full version it’s a one off payment.

I’m really impressed with this release. It’s a nice surprise too. I am surprised the fans here haven’t given it a better thumbs up for what is a fun game at low price.

As a disclaimer, I have not connection whatsoever with anyone connected with this game.

Cheers
Leroy Brown.

Might give it a shot later. Not everything needs to be a profound statement or meaningful release. Sometimes a silly mobile game is good enough for the time being.

My daughter and her friends go nuts for these types of games! Now I'll finally have a reason to try one.

AssetStudio on GitHub. The game is made in Unity engine, so all resources uses its format structure

I'm not surprised. Their press releases are always filled with errors. For the Greatest Hits in Japan CD last year they stated that Innuendo came out in 1990. A lot of real fans here know the band's story better then the band itself.

Just to play devil's advocate here: I was a book designer in a past life (about 15 years ago), and I designed a couple hundred books over the course of about five or six years. If you walked up to me right now and asked me when I worked on "Fluids and Electrolytes Made Incredibly Easy" I would have absolutely no fucking idea when that happened. I would just kind of gesture vaguely and say "Maybe 2007?"

My point is that Brian and Roger have written and recorded hundreds of songs and performed over a thousand gigs in the past 50+ years. That's why I give Brian a little leeway when he says that they'd never played It's a Hard Life live before or that My Fairy King was from their second album.

The people who write those press releases, on the other hand, have absolutely no excuse.

Brilliant!
Is this the first time we're able to hear 'Flash' without the movie dialogue?

Thank you very much for the hint. I just extracted them all by myself. Cheers.

We (Mods) have been having a little bit of a chat about these, and although we haven't reached a consensus yet, I think we have to bear in mind that the game itself is official copyrighted material, and as the stems are available on YouTube, it might be best if they weren't uploaded with direct links from here.

Of course, recommended computer software can often be quite useful in certain situations... 😉😉😉


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Ah, I wasn't aware of that. Thanks, good to know!

As I told several times before: TED version is an edited 1980 OST version. Nothing special.

I'm a bit confused by the statement that this is the first "official" Queen mobile game. Wasn't there that Queen trivia game that came out a few years ago? That doesn't count?

yes, SSOR is incredible. however, I've played this in audacity and it appears to be the same as the Rockband stems

And ‘the eYe’ was mobile too. I played it on my laptop

I think most of us can see thru this hype and take the game for what it is, and it’s a fun game. I’m not thrilled with the recently overpriced box sets. As a life long fan, I was excluded from buying and enjoying their music because of the $$$. This game is fun and reasonably priced. Queen were never meant to be collected, they were meant to be enjoyed.