Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe 4

Tired of wielding your Fender replica around like a mere lunatic with such games as Guitar Hero and Rock Band? This is your chance to graduate to a maniacal level of musicianship with the shredding and lightning-fast reactions required for being a guitar god in Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe 4. Gone are the days of console-based music games taking over people’s lives, but let SCGMD4 at least take over your lunch break as you use your keyboard as a guitar in order to shred your way to absolute victory.

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Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe 3

Prior to this third instalment, the Super Crazy Guitar Manic Deluxe series had been coming into its own, starting with very basic beginnings and moving on with some serious improvements in the second title. Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe 3 marks a milestone for the series since it has come far enough to have more content than ever before but not so far as to forget its roots. More songs, additional guitars, and more fun than ever before all eagerly await your company in this great rhythm-based music game. 

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Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe 2

While the original Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe is better described as “Alright Level-Headed Guitar Enthusiast Basic”, Super Crazy Guitar Maniac 2 begins to truly earn its name as the second title in a fantastic series of flash-based music games that are all about the rhythm and the guitar shredding. The usual Guitar Hero format applies to the gameplay but the song selection is varied, the difficulty is challenging, and this time we have some extras to keep us motivated for string-shredding success. 

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Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe

If you’re tired of playing actual guitar or annoyed about spending ridiculous amounts of money on those instrument peripherals for the already-expensive Guitar Hero games, then get your revenge and fight back with flash-based guitar madness instead. And by madness I mean careful and controlled pressing of the correct buttons at the correct time in relation to the music. And by guitar I mean keyboard. This is where the SCGMD series started, and it’s been on the up and up ever since. 

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Punk O Matic 2

It’s pretty rare that you get a flash game moving from extremely simple origins to a comprehensive sequel so far removed from the simplicity of its predecessor that you’d struggle to believe they were from the same series if you didn’t know any better. This is what you get with Punk-o-Matic 2 though, which is a music game that is part rhythm-based song challenge and part composition device/basic sequencer. With customisation and content galore this time around, there’s no shortage of punk-related things to do in Punk-o-Matic 2, making it far better than the original. 

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Punk O Matic

Just when you think you’ve experienced all that the flash-based, browser-confined, music-centric gaming world has to offer, you run into a game like Punkomatic that simply changes your pessimistic thinking. Far from the expectation of the game being another Guitar Hero wannabe, Punkomatic actually dares to be a little different and offers you a database of various pre-recorded punk riffs for you to layer as you please. Stack various drum and guitar parts on top of each other to make the perfect punk song, or simply press random as see where it takes you: this is punk music production 101, and most of the work has been done for you. 

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Guitar Geek

No matter what anyone may have told you, guitar games aren’t all created equal. Guitar Hero used to be good but is finally buried in the past but browser-based games still have more to offer in the way of music-centric gaming, and Guitar Geek manages to give you an authentic experience that is better than most. Pressing the right buttons at the correct time may not sound exciting but when there’s music playing and your musical reputation on the line, it becomes something of a frantic adventure for audio glory. 

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Santa Rockstar HD

No matter what anyone at Guitarist Magazine may have told you, guitar games aren’t all created equal. Guitar Hero used to be good but is finally buried in the past but browser-based games still have more to offer in the way of music-centric gaming, and Santa Rockstar HD manages to give you an authentic experience that is better than most. Pressing the right buttons at the correct time may not sound exciting but when there’s music playing and your musical reputation on the line, it becomes something of a frantic adventure for audio glory. 

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