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Prope has been hard at work porting its Let’s Tap series to the iPhone. Following up on last month’s release of Let’s Tap: Tap Runner, Prope has launched iPhone adaptations of three more titles originally featured in the Nintendo Wii minigame compilation Let’s Tap.

All Let’s Tap games are played by placing the iPhone on a flat surface — Prope suggests a table or box. Players then must tap the surface and use vibration to control the on-screen action. A more traditional touch-based control scheme is also available for all titles.

(And yes, penguin owners of the world can breathe a sigh of relief — Prope assures that, like Tap Runner, all three of its new iPhone releases are so simple that even penguins can play them.Thank goodness.)

Let’s Tap: Silent Blocks ($3.99) is a Jenga-like puzzler that challenges players to balance an uneven stack of blocks. Individual blocks can be removed with careful tapping, and any connecting blocks of the same color will chain for bonus points.

Let’s Tap: Gem Game ($0.99), adapted from a music visualizer mode in the original Wii version of Let’s Tap, is a simpler game in which falling gems of the same color must be captured and encased together. The ultimate goal is to chain together like-colored matches to create a rainbow-colored diamond.

Let’s Tap: Bubble Voyager ($3.99) is a game in which players must guide a character’s horizontal flight through a dangerous obstacle course. The character will gradually sink toward the bottom of the screen during his flight, and tapping will cause him to move upward. More forceful taps will launch missiles at enemy characters.

Tags: bubble voyager, gem game, let's tap, prope, silent blocks, tap runner