Harmonix, the studio that created Rock Band and Dance Central, is ramping up to release its latest music-based game, Fuser. Fuser is releasing in November and until then, Harmonix is assuring fans that, even without fancy equipment, anyone can be a DJ, including David Hasselhoff.
Today, Fuser has released a new video showcasing a line of unexpected DJs and assures fans that anyone can be a DJ from the comfort of their own home. The new trailer features David Hasselhoff, Johnathan Van Ness, Chloe Kim, and even Chester Cheetah of Cheetos fame showing off their DJ styles and personas. Hasselhoff mentioned that Fuser, "gave me the feeling of DJ'ing a festival ... Anyone at home can step into a world of epic music, colors, lights and be a legitimate DJ." No word on whether any of Hasselhoff's songs will be added to Fuser, however.
To further push the idea that Fuser can make anyone a DJ, a website has been launched so that players who are anticipating the game's release can get their own DJ name. DJDNATEST.com will allow players to choose a music style and a few songs, then the website will generate a DJ persona picture for fans to share on social channels. Also on the website, players can enter for a chance to battle against popular DJ Diplo in Fuser during a live stream a few days before the game's official release.
For the uninitiated, Fuser is a game where players assume the role of a DJ and play huge sets at music festivals. The game features over 100 songs for players to mix together to make fantastical collaborations and put on the best show that they can. Fuser features multiplayer modes where friends can mix songs together as well as invite friends to simply watch and enjoy the show in-game.
Fuser will be coming to PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One on November 10.