Which Guitar Hero game uses a first-person perspective?

Guitar Hero Live is the Guitar Hero game that uses a first-person perspective.

Its main GH Live mode presents concert footage from the viewpoint of the lead guitarist. Instead of watching a fully rendered performer from a traditional third-person camera, the player appears to be standing on stage, looking toward the band and crowd. The audience and other musicians react dynamically to how well the player performs, creating the feeling of playing a real concert.

This approach was a major change from Guitar Hero III, World Tour, and Guitar Hero 5, which used stylized or rendered stage presentations. Guitar Hero Live also introduced a redesigned guitar controller with six buttons arranged across three rows, replacing the earlier five-fret layout. The game included GHTV as a second major mode, where note tracks were layered over music videos or concert footage; that mode is distinct from the first-person GH Live career presentation. The perspective was designed to make the player feel like the on-stage guitarist rather than an observer.