Life is full of music. Getting in your car and turning on the stereo to listen to your favorite song, or hearing it on your headphones, can turn a bad mood into a good one (or vice versa if that’s a thing you like to do). Movies use soundtracks to help guide the audience on how to feel throughout the narrative, and such is the same with video games. A soundtrack can really make or break a game; for those in the horror genre, using piano stings or soft undertones to startle the audience or to build up their anxiety is basically tradition. A veritable host of talented composers and musicians have lent their sound to the industry, providing something you may or may not have even realized was an essential part of your gaming experience.
"The Vancouver-based (Canada) indie games developer Blinkmoon Games are today very happy and proud to announce that their dark fantasy bullet heaven "Necromantic", is coming to PC via Steam Early Access in 2024." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Athenian Rhapsody is a JRPG with a difference: alongside turn-based combat & exploration, you'll need to complete WarioWare-style microgames.
Timo Writes “If you're really into Factorio, stop reading this and go buy Sweet Transit. If you're really into seeing numbers grow and making those numbers grow faster, you should also buy Sweet Transit. In short, I liked this one, but as I mentioned in my Early Access Preview almost 2 years ago, this is a very “made for me” kind of game.
So what has changed in 2 years of Early Access, and are the trains still cool? We're getting into it in great detail right here in our review.”
