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08-30-2022, 12:52 PM
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Learn to be a rock star next weekUbisoft's subscription-based guitar education game Rocksmith+ is set to launch. Rocksmith+ goes live on PC, exclusively through the Ubisoft Store, on September 6.
This service was announced last year (https://www.destructoid.com/rocksmith-plus-announcement-ubisoft-e3/) as a follow-up to Rocksmith, Ubisoft's line of games that teach you how to play the guitar. Rocksmith+ was shown off at the Ubisoft Forward event, and went on to host a closed beta (https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/game/rocksmith/plus/news-updates/1R73uTJE3SninROom780EG/rocksmith-dev-diary-july-2021).
The key difference between Rocksmith+ and its predecessors is in the packaging. Previous Rocksmith games functioned the same as a Guitar Hero or Rock Band, with a suite of tools and songs on-disc that could be added to with DLC. Rocksmith+ is a subscription service, asking for a monthly payment rather than a disc-and-cable purchase.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4GYGwWMUd4
Rocksmith+ will go for a few different pricing options on its subscription plan. The service will run $14.99 for a one-month sub, $39.99 for three months, or $99.99 for a 12-month subscription. Previous owners of Rocksmith 2014 will get some bonus time in their first billing cycle, if they go for the 3 or 12-month plan.
It's headed to PC for now, with system requirements that Ubisoft says can run on fairly old computers. Aside from the PC launch, a mobile version is planned for later in the year. Ubisoft confirms (https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/game/rocksmith/plus/game-detail#79A60uUoek4qX322R8Ujpd) that Rocksmith+ subscriptions won't carry across platforms, though. The service will also require an internet connection at all times.
Making the most of the micOne notable upgrade is that Rocksmith+ will also introduce the Rocksmith+ Connect app, which let players use their phone mic to follow along on their PC Rocksmith+. Previously, Rocksmith needed the use of a link cable, but the plus version ditches the need for accessories if you can use your phone.
Ubisoft also says that Rocksmith+ will have a range of music, with more than 5,000 songs at launch and new songs added each week. Some of the artists our press release name-checked include The Clash, Juan Gabriel, Alicia Keys, and Santana.
The post Ubisoft’s guitar teaching subscription service Rocksmith+ will officially launch in September (https://www.destructoid.com/ubisoft-rocksmith-plus-subscription-launch-pc/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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Learn to be a rock star next weekUbisoft's subscription-based guitar education game Rocksmith+ is set to launch. Rocksmith+ goes live on PC, exclusively through the Ubisoft Store, on September 6.
This service was announced last year (https://www.destructoid.com/rocksmith-plus-announcement-ubisoft-e3/) as a follow-up to Rocksmith, Ubisoft's line of games that teach you how to play the guitar. Rocksmith+ was shown off at the Ubisoft Forward event, and went on to host a closed beta (https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/game/rocksmith/plus/news-updates/1R73uTJE3SninROom780EG/rocksmith-dev-diary-july-2021).
The key difference between Rocksmith+ and its predecessors is in the packaging. Previous Rocksmith games functioned the same as a Guitar Hero or Rock Band, with a suite of tools and songs on-disc that could be added to with DLC. Rocksmith+ is a subscription service, asking for a monthly payment rather than a disc-and-cable purchase.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4GYGwWMUd4
Rocksmith+ will go for a few different pricing options on its subscription plan. The service will run $14.99 for a one-month sub, $39.99 for three months, or $99.99 for a 12-month subscription. Previous owners of Rocksmith 2014 will get some bonus time in their first billing cycle, if they go for the 3 or 12-month plan.
It's headed to PC for now, with system requirements that Ubisoft says can run on fairly old computers. Aside from the PC launch, a mobile version is planned for later in the year. Ubisoft confirms (https://www.ubisoft.com/en-us/game/rocksmith/plus/game-detail#79A60uUoek4qX322R8Ujpd) that Rocksmith+ subscriptions won't carry across platforms, though. The service will also require an internet connection at all times.
Making the most of the micOne notable upgrade is that Rocksmith+ will also introduce the Rocksmith+ Connect app, which let players use their phone mic to follow along on their PC Rocksmith+. Previously, Rocksmith needed the use of a link cable, but the plus version ditches the need for accessories if you can use your phone.
Ubisoft also says that Rocksmith+ will have a range of music, with more than 5,000 songs at launch and new songs added each week. Some of the artists our press release name-checked include The Clash, Juan Gabriel, Alicia Keys, and Santana.
The post Ubisoft’s guitar teaching subscription service Rocksmith+ will officially launch in September (https://www.destructoid.com/ubisoft-rocksmith-plus-subscription-launch-pc/) appeared first on Destructoid (https://www.destructoid.com).
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