Guitar Hero 5

GH5's setlist is just plain weird, with not a lot of classic bangers but a few more obscure classic tracks like King Crimson and an odd Deep Purple cut, and a whole lot of modern rock that runs the gamut from Vampire Weekend to Beck to someone I've never heard of called the Duke Spirits. The soundtrack has not aged well and lacks a lot of star power, but it was an interesting approach which at least stands out, especially next to sister game Band Hero. The animation suite has received a notable upgrade despite a massive tank in framerate for them, but the engine is rough around the edges, with drums being especially harsh to play. The party play/randomiser feature was an inspired way to get players to interact with their setlists, though, which through exports would likely be starting to get bigger around this point.