GabrielOFavero

(Played on Xbox One X) Feels good to play something similar to L4D after all these years! The game is fun and requires lots of coop strategy. Good stages and interesting special enemies. Overall, it's a solid experience, but needs some improvement in order to keep players. Graphics need to be updated for the Xbox One X asap. For now, it's blurred to the extreme and with a severe ghosting effect. Difficult is also an issue since playing on "normal" feels way harder that it should. Performance struggles at some points, presenting pretty low FPS counting. I really hope that they fix these things as quickly as possible, otherwise it will lose players fast. They also will need to add a few campaigns soon. The content is fine for now, but is not as optimized for multiples replays as L4D. At this stage, my personal score is 7. If everything gets fixed, it will be a 9/10 easily.

It feels like a rock band, but not a good one. No keyboard, no character customization, lots glitches and very limited instrument compatibility. Wanna play it with your brand new GH live guitar? No can do. Wanna play with your wired old gen instrument? nop. The funny part is that, if you have played RB3, you will feel that it is way more evolved than this one. More instruments, better graphics (realistic ones), far better compatibility list and a very good online mode. You will feel that RB4 should have been RB3 and RB3 should have been RB4. Strange, right? Don't get me wrong, the game is good. I'm having a great time with it, but I just don't feel like it is complete. It's limited. You can't make fully customized characters. You can't play online. You can't play with your keyboard, your ION drums, or wireless old instruments. By the way, what a disrespect with fans. People spent real money on great instruments, like ION drums and, even with the so called "legacy adapter", you can't play with it. The worst part is that it's pretty clear that making more instruments compatible isn't a priority for them at all. They said it many many times. If this is your first time on rock band, go ahead, try it. Buy the band in a box pack and enjoy. There are many missing features, but it's still a very fun game. If you have played other RBs, especially the third one, have instruments that are usable on RB4 and want some nostalgia, go for it as well, but beware, it's an $80 arcade game. All the best features are still in RB3. Now, if you are like me: Played the other RBs like hell and have many instruments, but most of them aren't compatible, DON'T BUY IT. You will get frustrated. You will feel like you are playing a remastered RB2, will be very pissed that you have perfectly good instruments that can't be used. Stick with RB3 or buy GH Live. At least Actvision delivered what they promised, not like Harmonix that promised a genuine sequence, but gave us an arcade reboot.