A first-person rock band life sim. Play rhythm-based gigs, take shady jobs, gamble, fight, and upgrade your gear and garage. Keep the band together and try to stay in one piece. Whatever happens, you’ve still got a show at nine.

 You’re the lead guitarist. You’ve got two bandmates, barely any money, and seven days to make something of it.

Rehearse. Find better equipment. Get on stage. That’s the plan, anyway. You still need to pay for all of it, and the people offering work aren’t big on details.

At 21:00, you’ve still got a show.

Get your equipment together and play rhythm-based concerts. Choose what comes next, control the flow of the set, and decide when to call it a night. A good gig builds your reputation. A bad one gives the guys something to argue about on the way home.

The amp’s fucked. Another one costs money. Time to find some work. Collect cans. Take odd jobs. Try your luck at blackjack. You could spend the afternoon earning what you need, or convince yourself you’re one good hand away. Someone always knows a quicker way to make money. Meet the locals and take on jobs that get harder to explain the further you get into them. Sneak past cameras, get your hands dirty, and try to leave before anyone starts asking questions.You probably should’ve asked a few yourself.

Key Features:

• Live the Rock Band Life - survive seven chaotic days as a guitarist trying to keep your band together
• Perform Live Concerts - play rhythm-based gigs, choose your setlist, and build your reputation
• Explore a Gritty 1990s Neighborhood - meet eccentric characters, take odd jobs, and uncover strange stories
• Get Into Trouble - start fights, face mini-bosses, and make questionable decisions
• Customize Your Rock Lifestyle - upgrade your garage, car, and character while collecting rare records and memorabilia

Rock Band Simulator will launch for PC (Steam) on November 20, 2026.