Lindsay Lohan recently revealed her new game, called "Price Of Fame", according to a report from Daily Mail. The launch took place amid pending allegations that she stole an app idea from a former business partner named Fima Potik.
The unveiling of Lindsay Lohan's new game app came after she recently ended her West End debut for David Mamet's "Speed The Plow". The controversial actress announced: "I've developed a new mobile game called "Price Of Fame" and its ready for you!"
The widely-followed redhead added: "You can become a famous celebrity just like me, but there is a lot of DRAMA along the way!"
Linndsay Lohan's new game app "Price Of Fame" reportedly ranked 10th in the App Store when it was launched earlier this week. The game - which uses simple graphics that allows the player to choose different hairstyles, clothes, and other features - is reportedly free to be downloaded on iPhone, Android and tablets. However, a player needs to pay money or work in-game to "level up" in order to get additional features.
A review from Tech Crunch said Lindsay Lohan's new app "Price Of Fame" was designed by OK Go's Andy Ross, who made the game as a parody and satire of life as a celebrity.
Aside from Lindsay Lohan's new game, the former "Mean Girls" lead star recently launched a new clothing line. According to a report from TMZ, the actress surprised everyone with the immediate launch of "My Addiction", her joint project with Civil Clothing that offerns men's shirts and accessories.
Earlier Lindsay Lohan news from Radar Online also revealed that the former Disney star is keen on making a major career comeback.
While all seems to be well with Lindsay Lohan's string of projects, her new game app is said to have been launced amid pending settlements between her and a former partner.
According to Lindsay Lohan news from TMZ, the actress and her brother, Mike Lohan Jr., allegedly made a deal with a web developer named Fima Potik for a startup project called "Spotted Friend".
However, the team behind the virtual closet app reportedly parted ways. The Lohan siblings then decided to develop an app similar to "Spotted Friend", called "Vigme".
The celebrity family's plan to launch a similar app reached their former partners, who have reportedly issued a cease and desist order and threatened to file a formal lawsuit to prevent the celebrity siblings from launching their alleged "stolen" app.
