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Stage Tour, new project from rhythm game devs, announced for Nintendo Switch 2
RedOctane Games has announced Stage Tour, a new rhythm game developed by veterans of Guitar Hero and DJ Hero, for the Nintendo Switch 2, slated for release in 2026. The game aims to blend classic rhythm gameplay with modern progression and customization, featuring officially licensed Gibson instruments and a diverse soundtrack.
Slipknot, Rise Against added to Stage Tour — MP3s & NPCs
The music rhythm game Stage Tour will feature three new songs: "Siren" by Castle Rat, "Broken Dreams, Inc." by Rise Against, and "Phychosocial" by Slipknot. Attendees at San Diego Comic Con can obtain a special Stage Tour comic book from Dark Horse Comics. The game is scheduled for a fall 2026 release on consoles and PC, and is currently available to wishlist on Steam.
IGN Live 2026 in Los Angeles (photos) — MP3s & NPCs
IGN Live 2026 took place in Los Angeles, featuring panels with voice actors, celebrity meet-and-greets, and prize giveaways. The event also showcased new game announcements such as Barbie Rewind and Persona 6, and offered playable demos for titles like 007: First Light and WWE 2K26.
The New Guitar Hero–Err, Stage Tour–Reveals Its First Songs
RedOctane Games, a studio evolved from the creators of Guitar Hero, has revealed the first seven songs for its upcoming music game, Stage Tour. The tracklist includes songs from bands like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Weezer, and Ghost. The game will feature traditional music game peripherals and is set to launch later this year on PC and consoles.
Stage Tour ‘Developer Spotlight’ trailer, latest details
RedOctane Games has revealed new details for its rhythm game Stage Tour, including a Developer Spotlight trailer, partnership with Gibson, and a new campaign mode. The game is coming to PC and major consoles, with more music and platform news expected later this summer. The trailer highlights community input and veteran developers from franchises like Guitar Hero.
Indie rhythm game Beat Weaver looks like a mix of Amplitude and Thumper
Beat Weaver is an upcoming indie rhythm game from solo developer Christopher Lerch, inspired by Amplitude and Thumper. Players control a ship on tracks, hitting notes to activate and maintain instrument tracks, with a unique energy system that disables tracks if depleted. The game is slated for release on Steam later this year and supports Steam Deck.