Where to Find Clone Hero Community Resources and Documentation

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The official Clone Hero site (clonehero.net) is the starting point for every community and documentation link you need. From the homepage you can reach the Discord server, the Wiki, the global leaderboards, and the Releases page for downloads. The site also links out to Twitter and Facebook. If you are looking for help, song charts, or the latest build, use the sections below to go straight to the right destination.

Community and documentation links on clonehero.net

The homepage presents these entry points directly:

Resource What it is for
Discord Community chat, support, and announcements
Wiki Detailed documentation and game information
Leaderboards Global player rankings
Releases Download builds, including the Clone Hero Launcher
Twitter / Facebook Social updates

The site describes Clone Hero as "a classic instrument based rhythm game" for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS, and points you to the Wiki to "Learn more."

When to use each resource

  • Discord — best for real-time questions, finding other players, and following news. The homepage includes a "Join our Discord!" prompt.
  • Wiki — best for reading up on game details at your own pace. The site explicitly directs you there to learn more.
  • Leaderboards — use this if you want to see where you stand globally. The game supports climbing the global leaderboards.
  • Releases — use this to get the game. The homepage shows "Latest version: v1.1.0.6142" and offers both the Clone Hero Launcher and a standalone download via a "Click here" link.
  • Twitter / Facebook — use these for social updates outside the Discord server.

What the game supports, per the official site

Knowing what the game covers helps you decide which resource to check first:

  • Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, and iOS.
  • Controllers: any 5 or 6 fret guitar controller, any MIDI drum kit, any game controller, and even your keyboard.
  • Instruments: Drums, 5-fret guitar, or 6-fret guitar.
  • Play modes: local play, online multiplayer, and global leaderboards.

If your question is about a specific controller or platform, the Wiki is the documented reference; for quick troubleshooting, the Discord community is the faster route.

Practical starting sequence

  1. Open clonehero.net.
  2. For downloads, go to Releases and choose the Clone Hero Launcher or the standalone download.
  3. For documentation, open the Wiki.
  4. For community help and announcements, join the Discord.
  5. For rankings, check the Leaderboards page.
  6. For social updates, follow the Twitter or Facebook links in the footer.

The homepage also notes "© Clone Hero - 2026 EULA," so the end-user license agreement is reachable from the site as well.