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Tag: music games

A guitar glows amid colored light, a shadowy figure standing beside it as if upon a distant stage.

Game Reviews6.4/10

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith Review — A Solid Collection of Songs With a Thin Story

A rock band's career spans Guitar Hero: Aerosmith's tale, a thin story wrapped around solid songs of old.

By mitch·4 min readSeptember 17, 2026

A stage of brick is laid out before a band of tiny figures plays beneath colored lights.

Game Reviews7.7/10

LEGO Rock Band Sands Off the Edges and Loses the Bite

LEGO Rock Band review: the 2009 Harmonix and TT Fusion rhythm game that bricked up Rock Band's formula, with Super Easy mode and a 45-song soundtrack.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 16, 2026

A band performs on a brightly lit stage with guitars, bass, drums, and microphones.

Game Reviews7.6/10

Freestyle Solos and Freeform Melodies

Rock Band 4 review: Harmonix returns with freestyle solos, freeform melodies, and a 2,000-song library. A confident reset that scores 7.6 of 10.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 12, 2026

A cheerful bard sings while playing a lute, with musical notes floating in a colorful, hand-painted world.

Game Reviews8.9/10

A bard with no prophecy and no sword talks his way through the apocalypse

Wandersong review: Greg Lobanov's music-driven adventure asks a bard who was never the chosen one to save the universe by singing. Score: 8.9/10.

By mitch·4 min readSeptember 10, 2026

Four friends play Rock Band 2 in a living room, with one on guitar, one on drums, and two singing, under vivid stage lights.

Game Reviews9.3/10

Rock Band 2 Still Hasn’t Been Beaten at Being a Fake Band

Rock Band 2 review: Harmonix's 2008 sequel added five fret buttons, Drum Trainer, Battle of the Bands and a library that carried every song forward.

By mitch·3 min readSeptember 10, 2026