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Plan your next Ragnarock session
Our independent guide breaks down Ragnarock’s core systems so you can sharpen rhythm skills, compare hardware experiences, and make the most of the expansive track library without relying on undocumented shortcuts or paid upgrades.
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Compare Difficulty Tiers
Select a single track and play it on Easy, Normal, and Hard. Record your final scores for each run to see how the challenge scales across tiers.
- Mix base and DLC songs to gauge which difficulty feels comfortable.
- Browse the song list before starting a race to pick a track that suits you.
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Ghost Ship Analysis
Complete a solo race, then replay the ghost ship version. Observe moments where the ghost leads and adjust your drumming timing to close those gaps.
- Create a private lobby to control match settings.
- Use split‑screen for quick sessions when network latency is a concern.
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VR vs Controller Feel
Play the same short song first in VR, then with a gamepad. Note differences in immersion, precision, and comfort to decide which setup fits your play style.
- Begin on the easiest tier to learn patterns before advancing.
- Review ghost ship replays to identify timing gaps.
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Custom Track Exploration
Browse the community‑song list, pick a highly rated custom track, and run it in solo mode. Compare its difficulty curve to an official song of similar length.
- If you own a headset, test the same track in VR and controller mode to compare feel.
- Enable Remote Play Together to let a friend join without owning the game.
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Split‑Screen Coordination
Gather up to three friends for a couch session. Rotate the lead player each round to experience varying skill levels and keep the competition dynamic.
- Browse the community list for highly rated tracks that match your genre preference.
- Test a new custom song in solo mode before entering a competitive match.
