Rocksmith+ - a player prepares to play upcoming notes, which are sliding down towards colored strings on a guitar fret. In the background, the screen is filled with pink butterflies and teal lights.

A star rating of 4 out of 5. The Rocksmith Plus release date has arrived today (6th September), and we're now allowed to share our thoughts on Ubisoft's new guitar-teaching computer game, which has ...

Ubisoft’s Rocksmith+ subscription service will arrive on September 6th, the publisher announced today. Following a nearly year-long delay, the guitar learning platform will be available on PC ...

Ubisoft has announced a release date for Rocksmith+ along with information on the game's subscription service. This is the sequel to the best-selling Rocksmith that taught over 5 million folks how to ...

Ubisoft’s 10-year-old Rocksmith franchise will become an “interactive music learning subscription service,” with its next entry, Rocksmith Plus. That’s according to an email that guitar maker Gibson ...

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Rocksmith Plus was unveiled months ago, and it looks like Ubisoft is finally ready for the game’s PC launch next week. The company has just announced that it’ll be releasing on PC on Sept. 6, allowing ...

I'm not a true video game enthusiast. There is one game, however, for which I have a nearly religious reverence (in fact, I actually maintain a whole blog about it here): Rocksmith. Admittedly this ...

Rocksmith Plus is in the works according to a marketing email sent by guitar maker Gibson. What’s more is, Rocksmith Plus will be a subscription service with a closed beta on PC for which ...

The game includes 50 tracks from classic artists such as The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Nirvana and The Animals. To celebrate Rocksmith's September 28 release, Digital Spy is offering one lucky ...

One of the big criticisms leveled at rhythm-based guitar games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band was that they don't actually teach you to play guitar. Ignoring the fact that this was never the intention ...