If you’re considering Rocksmith 2014 (officially Rocksmith 2014 Edition – Remastered ) for learning or jamming, the core question is: The answer is almost certainly yes—with a few caveats.
Rocksmith 2014 , the feature associated with "all songs" is an achievement/trophy titled "Try It, You Might Like It." Achievement Details: "Try It, You Might Like It" Requirement: standard, non-DLC Rocksmith 2014 songs at least once. all rocksmith 2014 songs
| Category | Score | Notes | |----------|-------|-------| | | 8/10 | Rock-heavy but covers decades | | DLC depth | 9.5/10 | Massive, but $2–$3 per song adds up | | Learnability | 9/10 | Best in class for guitar education | | “Fun factor” | 9/10 | High; you’ll lose hours on Riff Repeater | | Missing legends | 6/10 | No Zeppelin, Floyd, Prince, or Hendrix (licensing) | You can still buy them if you own
| Artist | Song Title | Tuning | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | My Own Summer (Shove It) | Standard | | **Dream Theater drags you through power chord punk
⚠️ Many DLC songs were after 2020 (licensing expiry). You can still buy them if you own them previously or find key resellers (Xbox/Steam/PS).
It starts you off with simple arpeggios and open chords, drags you through power chord punk, challenges you with complex rock rhythms, and eventually leaves you sweating over the blistering solos of Iron Maiden and Megadeth.