Eu gosto do Blur, mas não o suficiente para tocar Song 2 10 vezes na mesma carreira.
É um jogo que segue uma historinha divertida, mas o jeito de avançar entre os cenários é tedioso, ter que repetir músicas para avançar não foi uma ideia legal.
Fora isso, a setlist do jogo não é ruim igual alguns dizem.
É um jogo que segue uma historinha divertida, mas o jeito de avançar entre os cenários é tedioso, ter que repetir músicas para avançar não foi uma ideia legal.
Fora isso, a setlist do jogo não é ruim igual alguns dizem.
Lego Rock Band sounds like it will be another forced licence cash-grab entry, but it was not. This is the most fun of all Rock Band & Guitar Hero games. It was all about having a good time, while mainline entries of these series were all about being dead serious and retaining as much dignity as possible while holding a plastic guitar. Song list in this game was more varied and it actually had a kind of story & progression. Sadly it was also a bit too easy and short-lived.
I love the game because of all the goofy animations and things the characters do while you are playing. I prefer this rock band to some of the other ones in the series because of the story mode. My only drawback are some of the song choices, not the best but not the worst. It can get extended if you own some of the other games, but still doesn't change the main game songs.
This game definitely was like the collision of my two favorite things as a kid; guitar hero and LEGO. The point of this game is to basically be a rock band game for kids, much in the same way band hero was guitar hero for kids. This game absolutely trounces Band Hero in almost every aspect, and honestly is a decent guitar hero/rock band game on its own. The setlist is good, has a lot of songs that both kids and parents would recognize, even if the difficulty of the songs is overall rather low. Where this game shines the most is in its presentation and story. Guitar hero and Rock Band games usually just have you play through the main setlist with not much else going on, but this game has its own bespoke "Rock Power Challenges", where you have to play a song in order to stop some calamity through the power of music. These events give the game charm and honestly make it more memorable than most rock band and guitar hero games. As I get ever closer to the end of this Guitar Hero and Rock Band marathon I am going through, I can say that so far this game has been one of the most fun ones that I have played.
Great fun for the whole family. The kids love the minifig creator and they loved the tracklist even if it wasn't to my personal tastes.
"Finished" date is based on beating all songs with 5 stars on Hard Guitar. I'm pretty far on Expert Drums, but they take up too much space to leave out all the time which means I go really long stretches without thinking about them.
"Finished" date is based on beating all songs with 5 stars on Hard Guitar. I'm pretty far on Expert Drums, but they take up too much space to leave out all the time which means I go really long stretches without thinking about them.
LEGO Rock Band injects the iconic brick-building charm of LEGO into the established Rock Band formula. Expect the same core rhythm gameplay of hitting notes in time with the music, but with LEGO-themed characters, stages, and a family-friendly setlist. While simplified mechanics make it more accessible for younger players, the limited song selection and lack of features compared to mainline Rock Band titles might leave seasoned music game veterans wanting more.
You play this for shits and giggles. I don't think this is a game you're meant to play seriously. It's cool they got the likenesses of bands like Queen and Blur, though.
But it's Rock Band. With Legos. And kinda worse customization and music choice. It also introduced the parent rating system in Rock Band that eventually got used for Rock Band 3. It has a lostprophets song in here, and that makes me REALLY uncomfortable, considering this is a CHILDREN'S GAME compared to the rest of the Rock Band series.
Other than that, nothing too noteworthy.
But it's Rock Band. With Legos. And kinda worse customization and music choice. It also introduced the parent rating system in Rock Band that eventually got used for Rock Band 3. It has a lostprophets song in here, and that makes me REALLY uncomfortable, considering this is a CHILDREN'S GAME compared to the rest of the Rock Band series.
Other than that, nothing too noteworthy.