Harmonix is perhaps best known for pioneering the plastic instrument revolution of rhythm games, plucking along on a plastic guitar to popular songs while making the player feel like an absolute rockstar. They continued to iterate and refine, going from guitars to full bands to DJs, and exploring the broad spectrum of what a rhythm game could possibly be. Their latest is FUSER, and…
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A rhythm game with player creativity at its core
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Easy to learn, tough to master, but addictive no matter what
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Harmonix once again embraces and harnesses the power of music
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That one fire mix you didn't even mean to create
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Sudden key, tempo, and major/minor transitions often sound bad, even when performed on beat
