"It's a good day to die."
This thread is for the amazing OSTs of games that are more obscure, forgotten or were just plain bad, so they went unnoticed by most game enthusiasts. I know I've mentioned Too Human's score in other threads but I felt it needed to be singled out. One of those games where much like Nier, the soundtrack was the best part.
FUCKING EPIC ("Gods and Chaos", "Relic")
FUCKING EMOTIONAL ("Frey Expresses Doubt", "World Tree")
I'm no musics professor, but what really knocks me over with Too Human's soundtrack is the absolute variety of motifs within a single song. Makes it not memorable for that one riff, but something instantly hummable and memorable throughout. I can't help miming a music conducter through the entire score. It has enough variety to match the memorable beats from retro games instead of sounding like filmic ambient filler.
This thread is for the amazing OSTs of games that are more obscure, forgotten or were just plain bad, so they went unnoticed by most game enthusiasts. I know I've mentioned Too Human's score in other threads but I felt it needed to be singled out. One of those games where much like Nier, the soundtrack was the best part.
FUCKING EPIC ("Gods and Chaos", "Relic")
FUCKING EMOTIONAL ("Frey Expresses Doubt", "World Tree")
I'm no musics professor, but what really knocks me over with Too Human's soundtrack is the absolute variety of motifs within a single song. Makes it not memorable for that one riff, but something instantly hummable and memorable throughout. I can't help miming a music conducter through the entire score. It has enough variety to match the memorable beats from retro games instead of sounding like filmic ambient filler.