Musician Simulator

unplayable, you did a bad job

This has to be some kind of joke, right? What kind of music game fever dream is this? I have so many questions! (jkhskbsjhvskjkahvdjdvhajkjjavsdjhvajksvdxynxdb) "Make your career as a musician. Start as a street singer, become a Dj in a local pub in your town..." WTF + STFU !!! (lhdwqvxsjbaHJLWDJASBJLsfsdgsBKJJabxjbkKJ) There are plenty of bad music games out there and almost just as many that are downright atrocious, and then there’s Musician Simulator, which feels like someone actively tried to make the worst music game possible. Congratulations Eathrabaria, whatever the plan was here, you absolutely nailed it!!! (owdkjbjcHSöljdbkjalmklxljblxkn<lybcxlksknxx) "Finally, when you are top artist, play at a largest music festival..." Wait a sec, what you're actually trying to say is: "And finally, once you've become a mainstream artist, you'll perform at the biggest music festival..." GTFOH (jkjhgsjjggvsvkskhjcvjhsavshjvjahvxvjkjaH) Musician Simulator is a horrible game in every sense of the word. Pretty much everything about and within this game is a mess. The cheap text-to-speech lines alone are enough to justify a refund, and I seriously doubt that everything here is above boa…

i only going to say one word W H Y ?

best game ever made

Musician Simulator approaches the music industry from an interactive career-simulation angle, placing the player at the beginning of a journey that can eventually lead from small public performances to considerably larger professional opportunities. Developed and published by Eathrabaria, the game is built around the fantasy of gradually becoming a successful musician rather than immediately handing the player fame and fortune. Starting as a street performer gives the progression a humble foundation, with followers and successful performances opening the path toward clubs, concerts, band management, publishers, and festivals. One of its strongest ideas is allowing players to interact with a collection of 11 instruments rather than reducing every performance to a simple menu selection. Guitar, piano, violin, drums, trombone, harp, ukulele, djembe, chimes, microphone, and DJ equipment provide a surprisingly varied selection. Players can use prepared musical sequences, but there is also an opportunity to interact more directly with individual notes and sounds. Pressing piano keys, striking drums, or manipulating other instruments makes performing feel more involved than the usual man…

This game was able to show me the epitome of what a horrible game truly is, so thank you Musician Simulator. 0/1000