An even greater cathedral
Lords of Shadow 2, or the Spanish Castlevania, continues with the time-tested formula of the first game, throwing in a few improvements and new ideas for good measure. It’s still a variation on the original, […]
Lords of Shadow 2, or the Spanish Castlevania, continues with the time-tested formula of the first game, throwing in a few improvements and new ideas for good measure. It’s still a variation on the original, […]
I feel somewhat proud of this review’s title, and at the same time, glad that it allows me to hide my ignorance when it comes to the newest DLC for the fourth instalment of the […]
The next-gen Castlevania is, first of all, a way for the Spanish developers to revamp the series. Namely, to do so music-wise too, with the composer Oscar Araujo staking everything on one, very strong card. […]
You know that? I could weasel out of writing this review by simply telling you to read Krzysztof’s review, because, honestly, what else can be said about this soundtrack? Chrono Trigger Symphony Volume 2 is […]
If American road movies, Blizzard’s composers’ music in Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty or Christopher Lennertz’s Starhawk Original Soundtrack are your thing, you should definitely give Jack Wall’s new album a spin. Lost Planet 3 […]
Blake Robinson apparently developed a taste for full-length album arrangements. After Super Metroid Symphony and Banjo-Kazooie Symphony, the British arranger chose Chrono Trigger as his next challenge. Mitsuda’s much-acclaimed work has had its fair share of interpretations, […]
Remember Me, Oliver Deriviere’s newest soundtrack and another title strengthening the position of cyberpunk in games, was keeping me in high hopes ever since I heard the first, quite promising snippets from the album. But […]