muBlip [Sound, iPhone, Games]

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Finalist in this years 2010 Independent Games Festival Mobile Awards, muBlip is a rhythm & shapes game memory game created by PARA9 (Tran-Quan Luong, Alexandre Grégoire and Mathieu Guindon) . The core gameplay is simple: learn multi-touch patterns then replay them as accurately as possible. The visual patterns of the game follow the rhythm of the song, so listening carefully to the music is important (headphones recommended) and timing is key. Each blip is represented as a distinctive shape, producing a distinctive sound which you will learn to recognise.

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