It's the path to that plateau of semi-competence that can be frustrating for, shall we say, the less rhythmically inclined gamers as opposed to the musicians that appear to be the game's target audience. Which is not, of course, to say that Punk-o-Matic 2 is impossible unless you're some sort of Jack Black idealized rock god. This feeling is exacerbated with Punk-o-Matic 2, which is so much more complicated than other music sims that it's essentially in a class of its own. You can change each member's personality to build the sullen, Robert Smith tribute band of your dreams, and buy any number of bits of clothing, facial characteristics, and tattoos to put the sad icing on your Goth-y, death metal cake.Īnalysis: I've always had a sort of love/hate relationship with any sort of rhythm game, in that I love them unconditionally, and they hate me for putting my grubby little untalented hands all over their controls. There's also an enormous amount of customisation at your fingertips as far as your band goes. This actually works very well once you've made the adjustment in your brain, and winds up feeling a lot more natural.
Rather than playing with the homerow, Punk-o-Matic 2 plays with the, ,, ,, and in a radial fashion, with you tapping the appropriate key to hit the note at the right time. Choose your instrument, your difficulty setting, and awa-aaaay we go. If you have the cash, you can attend concerts and learn cover songs to play instead. If composition isn't your bag, whether because the process is too involved or, like me, you've been expressly forbidden by your loved ones to try making "music", the good news is that you have other options. Provided you have the skill and patience to learn the ropes. Featuring multiple instruments to play, different difficulties to destroy your digits, and a whole lot of customisation, Punk-o-Matic 2 is here to rock your world. Via a lengthy in-game tutorial, you'll learn how to compose songs for the band of your dream to play by choosing various tracks, notes, and more. While it takes a few more sips from the simulation cup than its predecessor and offers a tremendous amount of venues to play at and other things to do, at its core, it's still more of a music composition tool than anything else. After years of hard work, Punk-o-Matic 2 has stomped onto the scene. For those of you about to thrash, we salute you.
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