Available for some time on Steam, Disaster Band arrives on July 11 on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch
Developer Produktivkeller Studios and publisher SunDust have announced that their PC version of Disaster Band is not only continuing its run with an update available today, but also with an impressive 55% discount on Steam. The console versions will also be available on July 11.
Up to 4 players can use their instruments on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch and try to master the included classical music pieces, expanding their library with Mod.io or do your best to play one of the songs suggested by the community. Disaster Band will enable crossplay multiplayer, so band members will be easy to find no matter your preferred platform..
There is nothing wrong with playing incorrectly, unless you want to achieve that high score. But with the creative freedom to play any note at any time, you can practice or improvise while discovering music. And remember: practice makes perfect! And perfection will eventually lead to higher scores.
Thanks to the integration with Mod.ioyour musical journey never ends. Use your PC to create your own MIDI tracks and share them with the community. Or import other players’ songs to take your music to a new level, whether in the rehearsal room or on the world stage.
Disaster Band Features:
- Online multiplayer for up to 4 players: Whether you’re hosting or joining a party, playing with friends or strangers, the low-latency connection ensures that more players means more fun.
- Intuitive Controls: Precise, direct and effortless: Disaster Band ensures that everyone can enjoy their path to musical success, even with gyroscopic controls on compatible systems.
- 20 tracks included right out of the box: Gather your friends and prove with these timeless classics that you have what it takes to be a master musician.
- Integration with Mod.io– Create your own tracks (via MIDI) and share them with the Disaster Band community.
- 15 Instruments to Choose From: Experience songs like never before, from classics like the violin or trombone to exotic instruments and even sounds like a cat’s meow or a choir, there are thousands of possible combinations.
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