History VideoGame / Fuser

The game released on November 10th, 2020 for UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, PC, and the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch. On December 2, 2022, Harmonix announced ([[https://www.fuser.com/en-us/news/article/9960/fuser-live-services-sunset]]) that no more content for the game would be produced, and all sales of the game and its DLC would be halted on December 19.

* ImprobableAge: Bignums, the DJ/trap producer you meet at the second festival stage, is 10 years old.

* ImprobableAge: Bignums, the DJ/trap producer you meet at the second festival stage, is 10 years old.
* MixAndMatch: The main gameplay loop, essentially. You will be constantly juggling around genres, vocals, baselines, and instruments. You may be surprised what song elements work with others.

The game released on November 10th, 2020 for UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, PC, and the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.

* MixAndMatch: The main gameplay loop, essentially. You will be constantly juggling around genres, vocals, baselines, and instruments. You may be surprised what song elements work with others.
* {{Transgender}}: Faint Shadow, the producer of Sub Astral (the third stage), is referred to with they/them pronouns, indicating that they are non-binary.

''Fuser'' is a rhythm game created by Creator/{{Harmonix}}, primarily known as the creators behind '' VideoGame/RockBand'', Its the digital Main/SpiritualSuccessor to their previous work TabletopGame/{{Dropmix}}.

Gameplay works similarly as you have 4 empty decks in which you can insert songs to start playing. ''Every song'' and its elements has been divided into isolated stems, allowing you to mix parts such as vocals from one track with the guitars/percussion/synths/vocals of any of the other tracks you have in your current "crate." The cards for each song run along the top of the screen. All the songs will play in a 32-bar loop shown onscreen, and you earn more points and goodwill with the crowd for dropping in songs perfectly on beat (or perfectly ''off''beat.) With each crowd you get moving and each festival stage you crush, you learn more and more mixing techniques to help improve your skills and take your parties to the next level.

The songs you can mix/unlock to mix with come in a range of genres, from country to dance hits to hip-hop bangers. Songs also span different decades. Artists include Music/Deadmau5, Music/ShaniaTwain, Sean Paul, Music/AceOfBase, Music/TheKillers, with dozens and dozens of more. There are also a handful of (possibly in-house produced) songs made by DJ characters you meet throughout the game's campaign.

* ImprobableAge: [[spoiler:Bignums, the DJ/trap producer you meet at the second festival stage, is 10 years old.]]
* MixAndMatch: The main gameplay loop, essentially. You will be constantly juggling around genres, vocals, baselines, and instruments. You may be surprised what song elements work with others.

* AndYourRewardIsClothes: Your main reward for completing campaign levels. Some rewards require you to get a full 5 stars on a set before you unlock them.

''Fuser'' is a rhythm game created by Creator/{{Harmonix}}, primarily known as the creators behind '' VideoGame/RockBand'', Its the digital Main/SpiritualSuccessor to their previous work TabletopGame/Dropmix . you are once again put behind the decks, tasked with getting the festival crowd going.

Gameplay works very different from the Guitar/DJ Hero formula. Instead of a chart with notes coming down towards you, you have 4 empty decks in which you can insert songs to start playing. ''Every song'' and its elements has been divided into isolated stems, allowing you to mix parts such as vocals from one track with the guitars/percussion/synths/vocals of any of the other tracks you have in your current "crate." All the songs will play in a 32-bar loop shown onscreen, and you earn more points and goodwill with the crowd for dropping in songs perfectly on beat (or perfectly ''off''beat.) With each crowd you get moving and each festival stage you crush, you learn more and more mixing techniques to help improve your skills and take your parties to the next level.

''Fuser'' is a rhythm game created by Creator/{{Harmonix}}, primarily known as the creators behind '' VideoGame/RockBand''. Following in the footsteps of the ''VideoGame/GuitarHero'' spinoff ''VideoGame/DJHero'', you are once again put behind the decks, tasked with getting the festival crowd going.

* AndYourRewardIsClothes: Your main reward for completing campaign levels. Some rewards require you to get a full 5 starts on a set before you unlock them.
* {{Bowdlerize}} : With the nature of copyrighted music and the look of the game, it's to be expected that some songs would get censored.

* DownloadableContent: There's a ''lot'' of extra songs to buy, at $2.99 CAD each. Or you could buy the Launch Pack that comes with 25 songs and a few cosmetics for $60. Or the 2020 Backstage Pass (Season Pass) for $67. Or just go all-in on the VIP Edition of the game for $130+...

* {{Bowdlerize}} : With the nature of copyrighted music and the look of the game, it's to be expected that some songs would get censored.

* Bowdlerise: With the nature of copyrighted music and the look of the game, it's to be expected that some songs would get censored.

The songs you can mix/unlock to mix with come in a range of genres, from country to dance hits to hip-hop bangers. Songs also span different decades. Artists include Music/Deadmau5, Music/ShaniaTwain , Sean Paul, Music/AceOfBase, Music/TheKillers, with dozens and dozens of more. There are also a handful of (possibly in-house produced) songs made by DJ characters you meet throughout the game's campaign.

The game released on November 10th, 2020 for UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, PC, and the UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch.

The songs you can mix/unlock to mix with come in a range of genres, from country to dance hits to hip-hop bangers. Songs also span different decades. Artists include Music/deadmau5, Music/ShaniaTwain , Sean Paul, Music/AceOfBase, Music/TheKillers, with dozens and dozens of more. There are also a handful of (possibly in-house produced) songs made by DJ characters you meet throughout the game's campaign.

The songs you can mix/unlock to mix with come in a range of genres, from country to dance hits to hip-hop bangers. Songs also span different decades. Artists include Music/deadmau5 , Music/Shania Twain , Sean Paul, Music/AceOfBase, Music/The Killers , with dozens and dozens of more. There are also a handful of (possibly in-house produced) songs made by DJ characters you meet throughout the game's campaign.

The songs you can mix/unlock to mix with come in a range of genres, from country to dance hits to hip-hop bangers. Songs also span different decades. Artists include Music/deadmau5, Music/ShaniaTwain, Sean Paul, Music/AceOfBase, Music/The Killers, with dozens and dozens of more. There are also a handful of (possibly in-house produced) songs made by DJ characters you meet throughout the game's campaign.

The songs you can mix/unlock to mix with come in a range of genres, from country to dance hits to hip-hop bangers. Songs also span different decades. Artists include Music/deadmau5, Music/Shania Twain, Sean Paul, Music/AceOfBase, Music/The Killers, with dozens and dozens of more. There are also a handful of (possibly in-house produced) songs made by DJ characters you meet throughout the game's campaign.

The songs you can mix/unlock to mix with come in a range of genres, from country to dance hits to hip-hop bangers. Songs also span different decades. Artists include Music/deadmau5, Music/Shania Twain, Sean Paul, Music/AceofBase, Music/The Killers, with dozens and dozens of more. There are also a handful of (possibly in-house produced) songs made by DJ characters you meet throughout the game's campaign.

Gameplay works very different from the Guitar/DJ Hero formula. Instead of a chart with notes coming down towards you, you have 4 empty decks in which you can insert songs to start playing. ''Every song'' and its elements has been divided into isolated stems, allowing you to mix parts such as vocals from one track with the guitars/percussion/synths/vocals of any of the other tracks you have in your current "crate." With each crowd you get moving and each festival stage you crush, you learn more and more mixing techniques to help improve your skills and take your parties to the next level.