Jan 27, 2017 08:16 AM EST By Darren Anderson, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Rock Band 4" is officially back and it comes with more exciting features that will bring the most dramatic shift in its gaming setting. To spice things up, Harmonix is launching the Rivals Mode for the first and the game will now be playable with Online Quick Feature. For more details about this amazing addition to "Rock Band 4," continue reading below.

"Rock Band 4" Rival Mode

"Rock Band 4: Rivals" is made up of two very distinct elements, namely, Weekly Challenges and Spotlight Song according to Worth Playing. Bloodstone shared that "Rock Band 4" is welcoming the most dramatic shift in its game history since its launch in 2007.

How does Rival Mode work in "Rock Band 4"? Basically, players will be added to a group of ten which is set to battle another group up into the new realm of the battle of the bands which is considered to be a new taste for the gameplay challenges structure. At the beginning of each challenge, each crew members will be assigned to take on each of the 6 tiers. At the end of the play time, those we triumphed will ascend to the next tier while losing team gets a demotion. Winning crews will receive badges and are set to advance in harder rounds of challenges.

"Rock Band 4" Online Quick Feature

Online Quick Feature finally arrives at "Rock Band 4: Rivals" DLC. This innovative feature allows crew members to jam together and share quality sessions either they are "across the street or across the world." In addition to this feature, unlimited free access to your favorite tune from the community song library owned by all band members. True Achievements added. "Rivals" owners are also entitled to jam on the latest "S.O.M.P." track from hair metal band Skratch'N Snyf. This track is the story of a "devious mastermind bent on controlling players through arcade machines".

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