The game features ten of the show’s writers and the original voice actors for nearly all the characters (if they cannot get the specific voice actor, the character is hilariously mute when you tap upon them) and all this helps toward the Springfieldian charm that the game is trying to convey. Whilst the concept is quite plain and this could easily have any other franchise slapped on top of it, Tapped Out’ feels somewhat soulful. You will find yourself rebuilding all the classic locations in The Simpsons, from their neighbourhood to the nuclear power plant and even some episode specific references to sweeten your appetite, such as the Monorail (what’s it called?). If you have ever enjoyed a city builder (the likes of SimCity or CitiesXL), then you will most likely enjoy ‘Tapped Out’ as well. Sure it’s not the most complicated of narratives, but after a quick intro video you get down to business.
The premise of the game is simple after a nuclear meltdown caused by Homer, he must rebuild Springfield with the help of Lisa. There is no denying that the “freemium” market is now overloaded with lots of different city builders (Family Guy & Futurama just to name a few), but back in 2012 when the game debuted, in-app purchases were just blossoming and were not the vile poison they are today. Now wait! Before you go questioning the validity of this list, let me try to convince you that ‘Tapped Out’ is actually a good game. The Simpsons Tapped Out (iOS & Android, 2012) So join me as we take a look at some of The Best Simpson Video Games! It wasn’t all bad, however – for every bad mobile game there could possibly be a good mobile game, it’s not out of the realms of possibility!
We saw shocking skateboarding, a questionable beanstalk and God-awful wrestling. Last time we looked at the “Worst Video Games featuring The Simpsons”.
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