Sentences with phrase «soundtrack for the game»

Beware there are major spoilers, including gameplay and the entire soundtrack for the game.

And that's not counting the new soundtrack for the game to make the whole thing feel better for your ears, to boot.

David Wise (who also composed the music for the DKC games on SNES) has crafted an amazing soundtrack for the game.

The visuals, in combination with the excellent music (composed by Winifred Phillips, who has created soundtracks for games such as God of War or LittleBigPlanet 2) does a grand job of capturing that historical feel that has made the Assassin's Creed games such an interesting and vivid experience for those interested in history, such as me.

The overall soundtrack for the game consists of Mexican style music along with rock and techno tunes.

Each of the titles featured in the bundle are compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux, and soundtracks for every game apart from Hotline Miami are also provided.

Having been brought up on a diet of Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, AC - DC, The Who, Cream and folk stuff Chipzel isn't exactly my cup of tea, but from a musical standpoint it's wonderfully put together and provides a stellar, nostalgic soundtrack for a game which very much feels like something I would have played in an Arcade back in the day.

The accompanying soundtrack for the game is also perfect; a mix of indie and electronic music (I'm not good with music genres...) suits the game's look and high - velocity racing to a T. It's an experience that doesn't take itself too seriously and instead relies on barebones, but fun, gameplay.

John Williams» Superman theme along with a remix of the Wonder Woman TV series» theme are only the beginning of an overall exceptional soundtrack for the game.

How important is the audio / soundtrack for a game like Rise of Nightmares?

they changed the whole soundtrack for the game.

Kohei Tanaka's excellent orchestral soundtrack for the game sounds worse on PS Now, although in - game I can't say it was noticeable.

Abylight Studios has created an outstanding soundtrack for the game with over 49 retro tracks in place.

The emulation is spot on, and it's packed with goodies too including full soundtracks for each game, a new Challenges option and the ability to unlock the Mega Man 9 and 10 DLC with a cheat code.

Alongside the launch of developer Bungie's sequel to their hit sci - fi looter shooter, the official soundtrack for the game has also been released.

If the Noby Noby Boy app doesn't completely satisfy your need to carry Keita Takahashi's bizarre game with you wherever you go, Namco Bandai has come up with another way for the stretchy figure to live in your iPhone / iPod Touch; it's released a digital - only (for now, at least) soundtrack for the game on iTunes!

Finally, along - side the expected racing sound effects we also commissioned 6 different original soundtracks for the game and individual countries you must race through.

In addition to spot - on recreations of the first six games in the series, the Mega Man Legacy Collection includes a totally rad «Museum,» full of concept art, old advertisements, enemy stats, and entire soundtracks for each game, as well as an addicting «Challenge Mode,» which remixes elements of various levels from throughout the six included games into custom time trial stages.

David Wise (who also composed the music for the DKC games on SNES) has crafted an amazing soundtrack for the game.

The soundtrack for the game is top - notch and features big name EDM artists like Flux Pavilion and Katy B.

Motoi Sakuraba once again is responsible for the soundtrack for the game, as he was in other Mario Tennis titles.

The soundtrack for this game is dark, gritty and grimy and that matches up perfectly with the game itself.

The soundtrack for this game alone sold me on it, but combined with the loving tribute to classic Zelda puzzle gameplay, it puts Oceanhorn up there in my favorite list of indie games I've played on Nintendo Switch this year.

Solely for Switch, the original soundtrack for the game is accessible, just like it is for all of the Tomorrow Corporation Switch titles and it really is a welcome addition that makes World of Goo all the more enjoyable and desirable and just like that, it's conclusion time.

The soundtrack for this game is attractive, with a variety of different music making the game more vibrant and enjoyable.

The soundtrack for the game isn't exactly noteworthy when put up against something like the Zelda or Final Fantasy franchise, but the voice acting is solid, and the battle tracks can get intense and is always apparent.

The only fault that I can find with Flame Over is that the soundtrack for the game leaves a little to be desired.

The soundtrack for this game is also top notch — unsurprisingly, it is all heavy metal and features such artists as Motley Crue, Ozzy Osbourne and Megadeath.

While the soundtrack for this game is nothing memorable, the graphics are another story.

The original soundtrack for the game is made by Dino Merlin who is also the main character.

According to the report, the collection will contain all three thatgamecompany games (Flower, Flow, and Journey) on one disc, plus the soundtracks for all thee games, «exclusive mini-games», a documentary, and a one month subscription to PlayStation Plus.

Composer Cris Velasco announced on Twitter that he is getting ready to record the soundtrack for the game, which should add a nice audio element that has been missing from the game so far.

The soundtrack for the game is an entirely different matter and emphasizes the action side of the game, with soaring tracks that make the player feel like a hero, although that can often result in unwise moves that lead to death.

The soundtrack for the game is also top - notch and features a number of cool beats to accompany different enemies in battle.

The soundtrack for the game isn't something to go too crazy about, but it does give you the option to choose what song you want playing in the background, so, instead of suffering through a certain area's theme song you can choose whatever you like, which is awesome.

The soundtrack for the game is top - notch and features big name EDM artists like Flux Pavilion and Katy B.

The soundtrack for both games have been remastered by the same team that did the music for Bionic Commando Rearmed.

EA and DICE have announced the soundtrack for the game Mirror's Edge.

The soundtrack for the game promises to be bring back half of the old school tracks we know from the original games with the rest of soundtrack being composed of newer songs.

The soundtrack for the game can have you replaying levels as well just to listen to them again, there's plenty to do as well with weekly and daily challenges to do against people around the world to try to get the best time in a race type of challenge or collect the most amount of «lums» (I believe they are called) as quickly as possible.

How does the soundtrack for this game differ from those you've previously scored?

The soundtrack for the game is sublime.

The soundtrack for the game, as far as I could tell before my ears started to bleed, basically broke down into a single guitar riff or two on repeat the whole time — and no, there is no support for using your own playlist.

We will record the soundtrack for the game using the Northwest Sinfonia, the same orchestra that performed the soundtracks for Total Annihilation, Halo, and many Hollywood film scores.

But regardless of that status, the soundtrack for this game is actually great.

In creating the soundtrack for the game, did the design of the characters offer you an indication of what style to employ on the various stage themes?

Ben Prunty, FTL's composer, is making an original soundtrack for the game, and award - winning sound designers PowerUp Audio are heading up the rest of the audio.