Rocksmith 2014 Edition: Remastered
released on Oct 04, 2016
A remaster of Rocksmith 2014
The fastest way to learn guitar is now better than ever. With Rocksmith you can learn everything from single notes to chords and advanced techniques, all at your own pace. You'll learn fast because it adapts to your skill level as you play, whether you're a beginner or an experienced player. This remastered version also includes six free bonus songs. "Three Little Birds" by Bob Marley & The Wailers "Suspicious Minds" by Elvis Presley "Some Nights" by FUN. "I Want You Back" by Jackson 5 "Hey Ya!" by Outkast "Drops of Jupiter" by Train
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this game does to guitarists what tiktok does to children
Buuut it can be a decent way of teaching you a lot of basics and improving a fair bit! Which a metronome and some scales do for free, and better.. Official DLCs are also expensive as fuuuck so the game is deceptively expensive unless you're a based pirate or playing CDLCs.
If you're interested in this because you:
want a cheap amp sim?
just wanna get down some basics?
have some fun playing along to songs?
Sure! But beyond that, buying a decent guitar plugin and watching "Rock Discipline" instead would probably be wiser. Would it be more fun? idk not my problem
Buuut it can be a decent way of teaching you a lot of basics and improving a fair bit! Which a metronome and some scales do for free, and better.. Official DLCs are also expensive as fuuuck so the game is deceptively expensive unless you're a based pirate or playing CDLCs.
If you're interested in this because you:
want a cheap amp sim?
just wanna get down some basics?
have some fun playing along to songs?
Sure! But beyond that, buying a decent guitar plugin and watching "Rock Discipline" instead would probably be wiser. Would it be more fun? idk not my problem
It actually taught me guitar as long as quite advanced techniques, it's a milf teacher but in video game form
This actually helped me improve my guitar skills. Also, this is the best amp simulator for the price.
This is the game Guitar Hero seemed to point to, that seems so obvious once it exists. The interface isn't entirely successful, because the guitar-to-MIDI translation isn't completely foolproof. Additionally, the homebrew and custom song creation scene online made the game nearly infinite in its possibilities. I didn't stick with it long, but I'm glad to know I always could in the future.
This game got me a lot more into playing guitar. Its not a replacement for learning guitar/bass properly but it can make practice fun if you mix it with proper practice too.
Ui is horrendous and threes WAY too much DLC, but to counter that the modding is fantastic.
Ui is horrendous and threes WAY too much DLC, but to counter that the modding is fantastic.
Play until ya fingies hurt.