The whole internet seems to be talking about it today, but if you somehow missed it, Reigns: Her Majesty [$2.99] was released late last night. It's the highly anticipated sequel to last year's surprise mashup of Tinder swipes and RPG gameplay, Reigns [$2.99]. This time around, the developers pulled out all the stops, even recruiting Jim Guthrie and JJ Ipsen for a totally custom soundtrack for the game. If the name Jim Guthrie sounds familiar, that's also because he's the mastermind behind the incredible soundtrack of Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery [$3.99]- A game we not only loved in our review, but also ended up choosing as our 2011 Game of the Year (which feels like ancient history now). On the Reigns side of things, we've had a flood of content on the site for Her Majesty, including a review, as well as a spoiler-laden walkthrough to get the best ending. Anyway, on with the show. TouchArcade: Jim, thanks for taking the time to talk with us today. Reigns: Her Majesty just hit the App Store last night, we reviewed it, loved it, and aren?t really surprised that it seems to be what everyone is talking about this morning. How are you feeling about the whole thing, and how does the feeling of a game release featuring your music differ from the feeling of releasing a new album on your own"

(Jim Guthrie on the left, JJ Ipsen on the right.)
Jim Guthrie: Hey, no problem. Thanks for being so gosh darn nice. We?re all super proud of it. After years of development it?s alw...