Dead Rails How to Play Banjo Guide and All Song You Can Play!

In a world filled with chaos, zombies, and survival struggles, sometimes the best way to relax in Dead Rails is by playing the Banjo. This small feature adds a lot of charm to the game and can be a great way to bond with friends when you’re not running for your life. While most players know how to get a Banjo, very few know how to actually play music on it. This guide will help you understand how the Banjo works in Dead Rails and give you some new songs you can try out.

How to Play the Banjo in Dead Rails

The Banjo in Dead Rails doesn’t use regular music keys. Instead, the developers made it work with camera angles. You can play five different notes by moving your camera to specific positions:

• Note 1 – Point the camera all the way down, just behind the Banjo

• Note 2 – Slightly above the ground

• Note 3 – Around chest level

• Note 4 – Just above chest level

• Note 5 – Look all the way up at the sky

Each camera angle acts like a musical note, and with a bit of practice, you can start playing real tunes.

How to Get a Banjo in Dead Rails

There are a few ways to get your hands on a Banjo:

• Pick the Musician Class – This gives you a Banjo at the start of the game for free

• Buy from General Store – Costs $20. May not be available in starter towns but easy to find in other areas

• Loot Buildings – Banjos sometimes appear as random loot while scavenging

Songs to Play on the Banjo

Here are some note sequences to try. Use the camera angles listed above and follow the numbers to play them:

• Enter the Sandman 22154 -12–22154 -12– 22154- 12–22154- 12
• Linga Guli Guli 3−4−55555−1−5−4−2−4−3−−−2−4−3
• Soviet March 51 -545- 334- 434- 223- 345- 451- 511- 51- 151- 445- 434- 223- 432- 551- 143
• Mexican 22234 – 22234
• Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 1 1 5 5 6 6 5 – 4 4 3 3 2 2 1
• Mary Had a Little Lamb 3 2 1 2 3 3 3 – 2 2 2 – 3 5 5
• Happy Birthday 1 1 2 1 4 3 – 1 1 2 1 5 4

Playing the Banjo in Dead Rails might not help you fight off zombies, but it’s a fun way to lighten the mood and connect with others. Whether you’re at a campfire or taking a break between missions, strumming a few tunes can make your journey more enjoyable. Try out these songs, share them with friends, or even create your own using the five-note system. Stay safe out there, and don’t forget to tune your camera angles.