Best of all, it was filled with songs that couldn’t be had anywhere else. It was fun, it was magical, it was committed, and it was incredibly productive RBN released over 2,000 songs. Rhythm gaming authors and gamers alike will remember the content creating community that appeared around RBN for Rock Band 2 and Rock Band 3. On top of that, we can now offer Steam Workshop features to content creators of beatmatch gaming– do you know where I’m going with this?Īfter an almost five-year hiatus, the Rock Band Network could once again return to the Rock Band community via Steam Workshop. Steam is a widely adopted and accepted digital distribution channel that allows us, as a developer, to bring our products directly to players. Now that the game is out, and continuing to expand and improve with monthly updates, we knew the time was right to fire up our Fig campaign and start rocking on an entirely new platform. When we were initially developing Rock Band 4 for consoles in 2015, we wanted to focus our resources on the core console experience that Rock Band fans have always enjoyed. We are going to crowdfund this project to help us gauge interest in the product, and make the development a collaborative effort between players and Harmonix. We spent months carefully scoping this project to create a game we think will satisfy everyone. Well, good human, we kicked off the plan to bring Rock Band 4 to PC soon after the console version launched. “Why PC now?” might be the question running through your mind. Rock Band 4 for PC – The All-New Fig Campaign! You told us how much you want Rock Band to make its way to the PC community of gamers, and now is your chance to support this request! Beginning today, we launch our Fig campaign to bring Rock Band 4 to PC! With the recent launch of the new video game crowdfunding platform, Fig, Harmonix is bringing something special to the table.
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