Clone Hero

I love to play trash music on this game, it really shows how far we’ve come as human beings to make a game about playing a guitar. I mean seriously, how lazy are we to not play the real guitar and choose to play a fake one? Anyways, i’m addicted to this game and love it dearly. I like how you can pirate songs from the rock band and hmguitar hero franchises.I can play any song I want without being swatted because the feds can never catch me!!!! I think it’s cool how my flipping guitar strum is broken ( I think) when I hit a long note I strum it and the game strums twice and flips up the long note. Not the games problem but i’m just saying. The convenience of this game is pretty cool too, I just need to add a zip file song to the clone hero files and boom. I am a pirater. The game gives you and option to change backgrounds which is lovely so I can add a pic of Pirates because I live that life. In conclusionnnn, this game is a wonderful convenient and LAZY game that is FREE because they know the gh community is BROKE after spending their life savings on a raphnet adapter. love this game, peace and love✌️☮️

as someone who has played a lot of rhythm games, if you complain about the lack of timing windows you're a loser. not because it feels good to hit notes that you shouldn't get away with, but because what sets high level clone hero apart from other rhythm games is its sheer amount of tech

HOWEVER it is extremely disappointing how conservative the charting community is with musical accuracy at anything that isn't a super high level and it basically prevents me from actually enjoying the game for longer than a couple days. the point of the original games having guitar-accurate charting was about image, pretending you're a rockstar on a stage with all the cheesy graphics and models. once it's removed from that context and becomes another community-dependent rhythm game where you react to a lane on a static background, i want to see some experimentation and dump charts! but they don't exist if you aren't insane at the game

one of the reasons i play rhythm games is to see how people interpret a song: what their favorite parts are, what instruments stand out to them, and how they imagine a song existing through the filter of very specific gameplay mechanics. this variety in perspectives is what prevents rhythm games from getting stale for me. in this way, 99.95% of clone hero is like anti-level design. shit like this is super cool though (god this thumbnail is so funny)