Neon Guitar
"Neon Guitar" is an inspired musical game in the critically acclaimed "Guitar Hero", developed for the enjoyment of all people. Hit as many notes as fall on th...
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About Neon Guitar: "Neon Guitar" is an inspired musical game in the critically acclaimed "Guitar Hero", developed for the enjoyment of all people. Hit as many notes as fall on the screen to accumulate points and beat your highscores. Great game to train your reflexes and have fun at the same time! The designs are Neon style, very colorful and beautiful! Have a good time!
How to play Neon Guitar: Desktop Keyboard A-S-K-L Mouse Desktop Gamepad LT-LB-RB-RT Mobile Touch Buttons on Screen
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