The music isn't the only place where players can get creative, as they'll also be able to customize their character and stages. Certain tracks, like the strings from 'Call Me Maybe,' the keyboard of 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)' and the beat of 'Bodak Yellow' sound good with almost anything, even when combined with the oft-memed vocals of Smash Mouth's 'All Star.' The number of 'Old Town Road' remixes that blew up last year makes so much more sense after playing around with Fuser and finding how versatile that song really is. While some combinations sound better than others, and it takes some practice to create anything that sounds as good as what you'll hear in the trailers, there's nothing quite as satisfying as putting two songs that shouldn't go together in your mix and finding that the combination inexplicably works. The songs cover a wide range genres from country to R&B to pop that can be combined in surprising and exhilarating ways.

These include throwbacks like The Clash's 'Rock the Casbah' and Blue Öyster Cult's '(Don't Fear) The Reaper,' as well as contemporary hits like Billie Eilish's 'bad guy' and Lizzo's 'Good as Hell.' At launch, the game will feature over 100 songs, about 30 of which have already been announced. Fuser is a game that embraces creativity and customization on every level.

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