The mini-quests in the game provide incentive to push your level in the game and keep you engaged even when you would normally avoid a specific game.- the lessons are good, but the sample riffs in the lessons sometimes feel like way beyond my skill level

It doesn't prompt me for the next logical lesson.

He is learning to play electric guitar and this is really helping him by making the learning fun instead of just lessons.

There has never been a time in history when free lessons on almost every aspect of guitar have been readily available to almost anyone- now they are, via YouTube, and UbiSoft would have you believe this is the golden ticket to learn even faster.

This game does exactly what its supposed to helps you learn guitar without the expensive lessons

I like the lessons as well

There are special lessons to teach you techniques along the way, plus it encourages you to try the mini games for practice

-- I've advanced more from using some of the free guitar lessons on YouTube than from playing this.

There has never been a time in history when free lessons on almost every aspect of guitar have been readily available to almost anyone- now they are, via YouTube, and UbiSoft would have you believe this is the golden ticket to learn even faster.

As with everything in the game, Rocksmith recommends an order to the lessons, but some of the lesson riffs feel unbelievably hard when played in order, and later lessons are much easier.- the dynamic difficulty has been much discussed in the game

The default has the low "E" as the top string and this can seem to be helpful at first but it will really throw you off then you start to use TAB books.

Good s***.

Good s***.