Taito’s Groove Coaster Is An Audiovisual Rollercoaster

Today, Square Enix released an original Taito game titled Groove Coaster on the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Groove Coaster is designed by Reisuke Ishida, the creator of Space Invaders: Infinity Gene. Here’s a teaser video of the game; make sure to listen to it with the audio turned on:

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In Groove Coaster, you speeding along a 3D rollercoaster track. It’s a game with a focus on sound, and you have time taps, flicks and swipes with approaching targets to create audiovisual effects.

 

Square say the game’s soundtrack covers a wide range of music, from from rock and pop to hip-hop and techno. You can view the list of songs here.

 

If you download the game off iTunes before August 7th, you can grab it for $0.99. After August 7th, it’ll cost $2.99.

 

 


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