Fortnite Festival is pretty neat, isn't it? It's great to see Guitar Hero and Rock Band pioneers Harmonix back on stage again, but deep down, I know many of us are holding out for something else. Yes, ...

In the mid-00s, it was almost impossible to escape the popularity of Guitar Hero. Released in 2005, Harmonix and RedOctane’s guitar-based rhythm game is considered one of the most influential games of ...

PC gamers helped keep the spirit of Guitar Hero and Rock Band alive through programs like Clone Hero. The reward for this heroic effort? The return of Les Paul guitar controllers, courtesy of CRKD. We ...

This isn’t a dry attempt to cash in on nostalgia with a soulless clone or rehash of Guitar Hero. According to RedOctane, their upcoming game won’t be Guitar Hero, DJ Hero, or Rock Band. Instead, it’s ...

In one of those “modern” trailers that simply pull clips from around the web, interspersed with headline screenshots or social media posts, RedOctane is making a comeback. Sort of. While I refuse to ...

A group of rhythm game genre veterans has re-established the RedOctane Games brand, via a new studio set to launch a fresh Guitar Hero-style title. If the name RedOctane sounds familiar, that's ...

RedOctane Games is back, and are ready to bring forth the next step in rhythm-based gaming. The company announced Wednesday that it consists of “creators and developers who helped create and scale ...

Guitar Hero isn't back, but some of the developers behind it are with a new--and not so new--studio, RedOctane Games. Revealing itself in a new form to the world today, RedOctane Games was the name of ...

Original Guitar Hero publisher RedOctane has been revived, and the new version of the studio is apparently already hard at work on a brand new rhythm game. The announcement also says that the ...

The publisher behind the original Guitar Hero games is back. RedOctane Games is returning as a small studio consisting of former Guitar Hero and DJ Hero developers. RedOctane Games is made up of ...