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Games Review: Guitar Rock Tour

iPhone, Gameloft, £4.99

Rebecca Armstrong

Saturday 17 January 2009 01:00 GMT

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The clues are in the name: Guitar Rock Tour was most definitely inspired by both Guitar Hero and Rock Band.

Using a rhythm grid that will be familiar to players of either title, this game is simpler, cheaper and more comfortable to play than Guitar Hero: on Tour. It offers 17 tracks to choose from, but where this under-a-fiver homage to the kings of music gaming impresses is that it doesn’t just offer guitar chords: gamers can try drumming on-the-go, too. Original it’s not, but it rocks.

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