I'm talking about potentially popular games with very popular songs, but your favorites are the least talked about from the game.

Hey!

I’m making a game where the soundtrack isn’t really fixed in the background.

You start almost silent, then your progression gradually adds instruments, raises the BPM and builds more layers into the music.

The gameplay systems and the soundtrack are tied together, so what you unlock changes both how the game plays and what you hear.

I made this game because I deeply love both music and games (obviously haha), and I wanted to try out a system where the player could have a more direct interaction with the music itself.

I know this sub is mostly focused on game soundtracks, so I was curious: would a game where the player progressively builds the soundtrack through gameplay be interesting to you?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5195470/Crumbeats/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=music

Mercenaries: Main menu theme/main theme

Ace Combat Zero: Zero

Dungeon and fighter symphony world: silver crown. There are two versions, I like the complex/full version.

Brave Fencer Musashi: The musashi legend And Twin mountains.... Mmmmmm yeah

Tales of Berseria: Time to Relax

Sonic Frontier: Undefeatable

Ace combat fighters honor remix and Ace Combat Assault Horizon: Naval Warfare

Higan Eruthyll: Opening title theme/login theme

Kritika Online/White Knight: Multiplayer theme/PvP theme/online class selection theme. (Lacks an actual, offical name)

RWBY: Red like roses part 2

World of Tanks: Studzianki official soundtrack

Valkryja Chronicles 1: Desperate Fight And Randgrith city

Tera: Godspeed And Tera: Pora Elinu

Ace Combat 8: The Star bound Bird

If anybody likes these tracks, just message me I got a lot more. I would post links, but I don't feel comfortable with doing that. Sorry, just youtube it. Also if you don't like, pls no bully. Thanks

There wasn't really a tag that matched this, it's most of (not the full) ost played in order of most likely to encounter each song in the playthrough. It's probably my favorite game music oat.

Doesn't have to be from Final Fantasy it could be tracks from Lost Odyssey or even ones he's produced to help with Chrono Trigger, pretty lenient.

We made a Seed-Walkers Spotify reference playlist built around player states like stillness, flow, celebration, fury, release, and restoration. It ranges from YAIMA and deep house to Ren, EZ Mil, ritual music, and game scores. If you were scoring a regenerative mythic sci-fi world, what track absolutely belongs?

☀️Linktree in bio🌱

Beat Taurus, a cyberpunk top-down shooter, which has a unique feature:

Adaptive soundtrack reacts to your play.

If you kill more enemies and take less damage = Audio engine plays new instruments.

I hope the music will gradually build up and trigger the release of dopamine when overdrive kicks in. In overdrive, firerate get maxed out and salvo missile attacks begins.

I am still working on the audio engine. But the demo is playable. I’ve composed level one soundtrack so far. More are on the way.

I would love to hear ideas and discuss to make it better.

Castlevania SOTN Dracula Castle theme arranged for church organ!

It seems like a trend that I'm very glad to see catching on is the video game music symphony. The Sonic symphony was fantastic. And i'm very much looking forward to seeing the Castlevania and Zelda symphony next year. I was wondering what game/composer or franchise would you like to see get that treatment next? Or which one would you like to see comeback?

I really want Donkey Kong to get a show, as well as Xenoblade. I would also like to see a show on the various works of Grant Kirkhope.

Hey all, wanted to share this cover of Ken's theme I made :o)

Here's the iconic Fire Emblem Theme arranged for organ as a March.

Enjoy. 😊

I'm currently working on a fun article for nowplaying.cool, asking game music experts and enthusiasts why they love VGM so much. I'd love to hear your story! Feel free to share in the comments. I'll include a link to this post in my write-up, and feature some of your quotes (if you're okay with it, ofc).

For me, I'd say it all comes down to my family. I learned early to pay attention to sound; there was always music in the house growing up. Today, well, it kinda became my job, as I track new releases daily and listen to an average of 5 to 6 OSTs a day. It has become my way to connect with people, especially online, and has opened my horizons tremendously. I love how diverse it is, how bold it sounds. I usually listen to OSTs blindly, without knowing much about the game they're tied to. That's like daily mini-lootboxes. My dopamine fix.

Here's a piano medley of a few songs from Clair Obscur that I did, hope folks enjoy