
Although many games are utilized to relive the stress from reality like school and work, some projects and initiatives from publishers can also be helpful in learning new skills or simply teaching the user more in the respected topic. Already, Ubisoft has established that with its Assassin’s Creed series via Discovery Mode that goes in detail on the corresponding time period. Recently, it was announced the mode will be coming to Assassin’s Creed Valhalla later this fall.
Prior to the education mode which was introduced in 2018, Ubisoft also featured its own guitar-learning project, Rocksmith. Originally, it was a suite/game that users would purchase and link their instrument to which players can then play to songs and learn how to hone the talent. But, Rocksmith is going in a new direction, Ubisoft announced.
At Ubisoft Forward on Saturday, Ubisoft San Francisco unveiled Rocksmith+: a new service that expands on the original Rocksmith release with more options and new instruments compatible than ever before. You can watch the announcement trailer in the video below:
“Users can use any real guitar or bass – and for the first time, you can even play with an acoustic guitar using the Rocksmith+ Connect mobile app, which offers phone-as-mic technology. Pair your mobile device with your PC or console, and the on-board microphone can track your guitar – playing with no additional gear needed. This app also works if you want to rock out on an electric instrument with an amp. Rocksmith+ is also compatible with consoles and PC using the Rocksmith Real Tone Cable.
“Developed by Ubisoft San Francisco, who has provided guitar learning over the past 10 years, Rocksmith+ builds upon the Rocksmith method and practice tools, which have helped almost 5 million people learn how to play guitar*. Regardless of your skills, Rocksmith+ can help you level up. 95% of Rocksmith users improved their guitar skills through the Rocksmith method**. Rocksmith+ features a unique visual interface, improved state-of-the-art note detection, real-time feedback, and all-new personalized recommendations.
“New tools include the Rocksmith Tablature option for long-time guitarists, MIDI playback, playlists, and how-to videos. There’s even more. Continue your quest for knowledge with Rocksmith Discover, a free online resource with regularly added videos and articles detailing proper technique and form, music theory, guitar gear, instrument care, and more. And if you’re feeling creative, you can add your own arrangements for any licensed song to the library with Rocksmith Workshop, the new user-generated content system.”
Are you interested in getting Rocksmith+?
Rocksmith+ is said to be priced at $14.99 per month, $39.99 for 3 months, and $99.99 for a12 months; coming to consoles & PC this fall with a mobile release to follow.
Source: Ubisoft






