RedOctane Games, known for creating popular rhythm games, is releasing a new title called Stage Tour this fall. The game combines the classic, easy-to-learn ‘note highway’ style of gameplay with fresh, new features. It will be available on consoles and PC through Steam, and RedOctane will share details about specific platforms soon.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
About
Stage Tour is a rhythm game that combines the classic, easy-to-learn ‘note highway’ style of gameplay with fresh, modern features. It aims to bring back the fun of playing rhythm games with plastic instruments, offering lots of new ways to play, a wide variety of bandmates and instruments to customize your experience, a strong competitive element, and a plan for regular seasonal updates and live events.
- Build Your Band – Chase the top score by unlocking unique bandmates, each with their own look, attitude, and stage presence. Choose from multiple variants to match your band’s personality, assign members to Lead, Groove, Drums, or Vocals.
- Pick Your Style – Customize your lineup with official Gibson guitar and bass designs. As you play, your band evolves with you. Mix and match characters to create a lineup that feels uniquely yours, whether rocking solo or jamming with up to four players.
- Own the Stage – Push your skills, master every note, and conquer every challenge. Rise through the ranks to unlock legendary rewards, exclusive content, and permanent bragging rights.
Stage Tour is designed with its users in mind, and we want your feedback to help improve it. Over the next few months, we’ll be sharing more details about new features and explaining how they work.
A new era starts here.
Watch the announcement trailer below. Visit the official website here.
Announce Trailer
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