Alongside news of an upcoming 1.3 update.
A Fuser demo is now available on Windows PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Switch, Harmonix has today advised.
The demo consists of eight total tracks and shows off the mechanics of the full game. The tracks include:
- Bad Bunny: “Yo Perreo Sola”
- Billie Eilish: “bad guy”
- Cardi B: “Bodak Yellow”
- deadmau5 ft. Rob Swire: “Ghosts ‘n’ Stuff”
- Dua Lipa: “Don’t Start Now”
- Rage Against The Machine: “Killing In The Name”
- Smash Mouth: “All Star”
- Warren G and Nate Dogg: “Regulate”
Moreover, Harmonix detailed Fuser‘s 1.3 update, coming soon. It will add the following:
- Live Set Events: These new events add a competitive flair to the recurring in-game events. Live Sets will present a challenge to all FUSER DJs, including leaderboards and prizes for reaching score tiers.
- Customizing Freestyle Co-Op: Players will now be able to adjust the number of rounds and the length of rounds for public Co-Op Freestyle sessions.
- Hot Clips: Hot Clips is a powerful new creative tool, which allows DJs to preview a disc before dropping it onto the decks, effectively adding a fifth loop to their mixes.
- Finding the Right Mix: The update makes it easier to browse mixes players have liked through their profiles, as well as new sorting functions, including alphabetical, most liked/viewed, and date created.
- Share with the World: This update adds several optimizations for sharing and streaming. Players can now share video from anywhere in the game using native console share functions, and DJs can now toggle an option to select only monetizable songs for streaming.
- And More…: The 1.3 Update addresses bugs found by live players, adds in separate calibration profiles for docked and undocked mode for Nintendo Switch, UI improvements, and other quality of life improvements.
The update will also add a host of new paid DLC in the form of new tracks from the likes of Doja Cat, Jason Derulo, Shawn Mendes, Sia, Usher and more.
Fuser is currently available on Windows PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Switch. We absolutely loved the title in our preview late last year.
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