ICYMI: Humble Games and Nikko Nikko announced today that Infinite Guitars is finally set to be released for PC this December.
\n The new action rhythm RPG will take you on an adventure where you will defend the world by shredding as hard as you can against all the mechs trying to take over the world. All set to a killer art design and an amazing soundtrack that you can groove to. On top of the release announcement, the team released the game's full soundtrack on iTunes and Spotify, giving you a chance to check out the music ahead of the epic battle.
Now, the metal war machines have reawakened—and only your electric guitar can turn their technology against them! Gather up the party, tune up your favorite axe, and get ready to rock in Infinite Guitars, a genre-melting rhythm RPG featuring vibrant anime-inspired art, adrenaline-fueled Mech battles, and a blazing original soundtrack.\n\nRole-playing rhythm: Amp up skills and test reflexes in rock duels that mix elements of turn-based role-playing, action, and rhythm games.
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