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Leifthrasir‘s sound is as inspired as the rest of the game. The voices behind each character fit perfectly, as each actor uses a theatrical voice that perfectly complements the narrative. The themes in most levels are catchy as well, with a few memorable tunes. The sound effects also fit into...
The game’s sound fits the visuals perfectly. Sombre themes softly play in the background as you find your way through each dungeon and forest, adding an extra layer of melancholy to the game’s mood. Even the sounds that the game’s enemies and few characters make emit a certain type of...
Moon Hunters
Moon Hunters has an ambient soundtrack that fits the overall tone of the game in a remarkable way. Traveling feels epic but subdued, as there’s a mysterious tone to many of the tracks that adds a sense of mysticism to each adventure. The sound effects are fitting as well, with...
The music and sound in Rabi-Ribi are more than exceptional. The game is full of retro sounds, meaning there are plenty of bleeps and bloops to satisfy even the most nostalgic player. The best part of the sound, however, is the music. The chiptune soundtrack is full of memorable and...
The sound design is decent, with the sound effects standing out above the music. While the music is okay, it’s mainly varying pieces of techno that kind of blend together. It works well as atmospheric background music, but it’s not overly memorable. The sound effects on the other hand are...
Yo-Kai Watch‘s sound is just as fantastic as its visuals, and compliments the game’s tone well. The songs used in the game’s overworld are bright and chipper, in tune with the happy summer atmosphere, while battle themes and tunes used during Yo-Kai encounters have a particularly spooky element to them....
Lost Song‘s sound is decent enough. The voice acting is that of the original anime, meaning that each character speaks in Japanese with English subtitles. The voices are all very fitting, with each voice matching its character’s appearance very well. The music in the game is alright with the exception...
The voice work is also great, as each voiceover fits its character perfectly. Lilac sounds strong and confident, while Milla is kind and naive. Brevon’s voice in particular stands out, giving off a calculating, and powerful presence that makes the player believe he’s a feared galactic warlord.
Undertale‘s soundtrack is easily one of the most memorable to grace a video game in recent years. While some of the calmer arrangements are audibly inspired by games such as Pokémon, Dragon Quest, and Final Fantasy, the more intense battle themes and boss tracks give off something of an Anamanaguchi...
The game’s music is as fitting as the visuals. The guitar twangs and bits of silence perfectly echo the barren wastes that you travel throughout the game. The low moody music greatly adds to the unforgiving atmosphere that runs rampant through the game, and really makes you feel alone in...
The game mode itself draws parallels to Diablo, in that it is a top-down brawler where the player mows through hordes of enemies to get to a boss. Toybox Takeover is actually thoroughly enjoyable, and it goes to show just what Disney Infinity 3.0 is capable of. The base game’s...
Guild of Dungeoneering
The music in the game is perfectly suited to each moment it plays. The Guild has a quiet and relaxing tone, while battles have a heavier and more epic feeling to it. The humor even shows in this department, as not only does every class have a funny little jingle...
