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The problem I found was that I was more frustrated than amused while playing. When you think of rock music you expect there to be controversy, swearing, and attitude problems, and this game doesn't let you down, at least in that department. It's the other departments that are disappointing. Being a rock game, I was expecting good sound and it was definitely lacking.

It may have just been my computer, but there were several times where the sound would skip and become choppy from accessing the CD. The one great thing about the game is that every time you play a mission, you unlock another one, but you can also replay any previous ones you have unlocked and do them differently.

There are no controls to learn because you only use the mouse, but it is tricky to figure out how to use items in the recording studio. While the game does allow you to control everything in the rock world from making the band to purchasing songs to picking fights with other bands, the game failed to hold my interest.

For those of you who have the need to play 'God' over computer characters that complain, swear, and pick fights, you will enjoy this game' for a little while. For everyone else, feel free to pass on this game unless you have a need to beat every game ever created. Rock Manager. Download Rock Manager. We use cookies to ensure that you get the best experience on our website.

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These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You'd think a game titled "Rock Manager" would want to imbue itself with rocking tunes. Rock Manager provides a bunch of limp tunes that, even when mixed, are utterly lifeless and boring. And I spent a lot of time mixing them. This can also be applied to the characters found in the game. Forget about cleavage, forget about Britney Spears eye candy, forget the haze of smoke, forget the thunder, forget everything associated with real-life music personalities - Rock Manager churns out a few bland rocker stereotypes from grunge to bluesy characters with varying personality quirks: some nasty, some nice, some clueless.

Sure, they get into trouble often enough but all of them sport cartoony looks and this does not work in Rock Manager's favor.

There are a few amusing moments - most of these stem from the cartoony characters that like to work in profanity. But "fun" - with all its broad definitions - seems to be in short supply. I'm sure if you're in the industry you might some in-jokes. Frustration is abundant though. One misstep and you'll be cursing that you didn't save your game sooner.

Because you're the manager, you have to deal with a plethora of issues such as internal conflicts, booking dates, organizing world tours, designing album covers, scoring interviews, dealing with shady characters, etc.

But you'd better be able to think on your feet because the game speed is incredibly fast and there's no way to turn it down or pause it to explore your options. This results in many play-overs if you have the patience and makes Rock Manager more frustrating than it needs to be as mentioned before.