BandFuse: Rock Legends

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BandFuse: Rock Legends is a single player and multiplayer action game. It was developed by Realta Entertainment Group and was released on November 19, 2013. It received mostly positive reviews from both critics and players.

BandFuse: Rock Legends provides a pick up and play experience for musicians of all skill levels. Whether you've never held a guitar or bass before or you are already lead guitarist in your own band, BandFuse: Rock Legends will have you rockin' with your favorite songs in minutes. BandFuse: Rock Legends connects REAL guitars, bass and microphones to your game console, unleashing a full band experie…

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Audience ScoreBased on 94 reviews

music8 positive mentions

BandFuse uses traditional guitar tablature, making it easier for experienced players to learn and play songs accurately.
The game offers a variety of practice modes, including the ability to slow down songs and loop sections, which helps players improve their skills effectively.
The inclusion of real rock legends providing tips and techniques adds a unique and engaging element to the learning experience.

The beginner lessons are poorly designed and can be discouraging for new players, lacking essential guidance on basic techniques.
BandFuse has no downloadable content (DLC) or ongoing support, limiting the song selection and overall longevity of the game.
The interface can be clunky and non-intuitive, making it difficult to navigate and select songs or practice modes efficiently.

music
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The music aspect of both Rocksmith and Bandfuse has garnered mixed reviews, with Rocksmith praised for its extensive song library and innovative learning tools, while Bandfuse is noted for its use of traditional guitar tablature, making it more accessible for beginners. Users appreciate Bandfuse's ability to allow players to select difficulty levels and practice specific sections of songs, but criticize its limited song selection and lack of downloadable content. Overall, Rocksmith is favored for its comprehensive learning experience and song variety, while Bandfuse is seen as a solid choice for those looking to learn through tablature.
- “The best feature of Bandfuse is it will let you play at the highest level right from the start so that you can see how the song is actually played note for note.”
- “It teaches you at all different levels and helps you get the song down by running you through the different riffs from slow up to fast... it's a great learning tool.”
- “Thanks to the usage of guitar tablature, Bandfuse: Rock Legends is a great way for experienced players to rock out to songs that they’ve always wanted to learn, and the multiplayer options make it a great party game.”
- “As a game, this is bad; it is non-intuitive, its feedback is really poor, and choosing even the part of the song that you are playing is difficult.”
- “I own the original Rocksmith, and it was interesting and engaging but also very frustrating because you could not see the entire song note for note, which really affects your fingering and rhythm.”
- “With no DLC, the game is limited to the 55 songs on the disk.”
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Users appreciate the optimization feature that allows them to save their performance settings, enhancing their overall gaming experience.
- “The optimization features allow you to save your performance effectively.”
- “I love how the game lets you fine-tune your settings for the best performance.”
- “The ability to optimize your gameplay experience is a game-changer.”
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The gameplay is praised for its simplicity and intuitiveness, featuring a latency-free guitar technology that enhances the experience. Players appreciate the easy-to-follow mechanics and the multiplayer mode, which evokes nostalgic memories of playing in a rock band.
- “Very easy to follow gameplay.”
- “Amazing, latency-free guitar tech, simple, intuitive gameplay interface, multiplayer that will rekindle your best rock band memories.”
- “Very easy to follow gameplay”