Rock of Ages has a delightfully goofy concept and offers some destructive fun, but it's hampered by its weak defense elements. By Carolyn Petit on August 31, 2011 at 6:47PM PDT ...

A rock-solid combination of rock-rolling action, deep strategy, and captivating art and music from different ages of history, this is a game of crush or be crushed!

Rock of Ages is game that was slightly beneath our radar, ... Games; Rock of Ages; Rock of Ages video – Full Access Preview. News. By GamesRadarChrisAntista published 2 March 2011 ...

Rock of Ages Pantages Theater, Los Angeles; 2,681 seats; $115 top Production: A Pantages Theatre presentation of a musical in two acts with book by Chris D'Arienzo. Directed by Kristin Hanggi. ...

Accompanied by a video introduction from Rock of Ages director Adam Shankman, IMAX’s announcement revealed that the film was not shot in IMAX, but it was digitally re-mastered to meet the image ...

Rock of Ages is simple in design, but almost to a fault. The tower defense mechanics just don’t work as well as we had hoped, but we did enjoy crushing hundreds of buildings and townsfolk with ...

Rock of Ages can fulfil these dreams, and can be played against humans for free until Sunday. Visit the Rock of Ages Steam page to download it and have a read of our Rock of Ages review while you ...

The open beta for Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break will start on June 9th, and you can sign up for it at publisher Modus Games' website. Rock of Ages first came out in 2011, back when there were like ...

Rock of Ages is a simple game with a simple premise, but it manages to stay fun throughout. [This Rock of Ages review is based on a final release version of the game on Xbox Live Arcade, provided ...

In “Rock of Ages,” onstage at the Garden Theatre, when Drew and Sherrie (Omar Cardona and Diana Huey) aren’t belting power ballads, they’re dreaming of stardom.

Rock of Ages has a delightfully goofy concept and offers some destructive fun, but it's hampered by its weak defense elements.

Really, "Rock of Ages" should suck. Like a thousand other shows, it takes pop songs from a particular era (in this case, the hair metal '80s) and shoves them into a flimsy plot, then it names the ...