Harmonix is perhaps best known for pioneering the plastic instrument revolution of rhythm games, plucking along on a plastic guitar to popular songs while making the player feel like an absolute rockstar. They continued to iterate and refine, going from guitars to full bands to DJs, and exploring the broad spectrum of what a rhythm game could possibly be. Their latest is FUSER, and it tosses away the plastic instruments in favor of almost complete control over the music via a controller.
For clarification, FUSER is a PS4 game without a native PS5 version, but I played via backwards compatibility on my PS5. This blurring of the console generation lines allows FUSER to effectively be a next-gen launch title, and one I?d highly recommend gracing your next-gen systems when you get them this week.
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