Planned Release Date: July 2026

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

The game contains references to smoking as part of the rock band lifestyle theme. It also features mild combat encounters. All content is stylised and non-graphic.

About This Game

You're the lead guitarist. Your drummer is drunk. Your bassist is missing. The venue opens in two hours.

This is not a setback. This is Tuesday.

Rock Band is a chaotic first-person rock band life sim about keeping an underground rock band alive, surviving the neighbourhood, and somehow making it to the next concert.

Manage your band. Take odd jobs. Start fights. Make questionable decisions. Then get on stage and try to turn the mess into music.

PLAY THE GIG

Concerts are the heart of the game.

Choose what to play, hit the timing, react to the crowd, and try not to completely fall apart on stage. Good timing builds reputation. Bad timing brings chaos. The song keeps moving — even when your decisions make everything worse.

SURVIVE THE DAY

Before every show, you need to get your band ready.

That means dealing with neighbours, earning cash, finding your bandmates, helping idiots, threatening bigger idiots, and accepting jobs that probably should have been avoided.

Every day pushes you closer to the concert. Every choice leaves a mark.

MEET YOUR BAND

Evgen — bassist. Experienced, calm, and probably the only reason the band still exists.

Diman — drummer. Punk, impulsive, unpredictable, and usually responsible for the next problem.

They are your support system, your disaster crew, and the reason nothing is ever simple.

A NEIGHBOURHOOD FULL OF BAD IDEAS

Explore a living neighbourhood full of strange characters, routines, debts, arguments, small jobs, and terrible opportunities.

Some problems can be solved with words.

Some with money.

Some with a guitar case to the face.

BAD DECISIONS WELCOME

Rock Band Simulator is not about becoming the perfect musician.

It's about surviving the unstable path: broken plans, ugly choices, last-minute fixes, stupid risks, and the rare beautiful moment when everything somehow works.

If that sounds familiar, you are going to feel at home.