A collection of my favorite videogame music. Note that most of them are from games I played so I might miss some great ones from games I never played.
PS3
Beyond: Two Souls (2013)
Childhood Memories
Lorne Balfe
I just finished the game and don't seem to remember this track playing actually. Anybody know which part of the game this music plays in?
Such a stunning song. I wasn't a huge fan of the game itself (I think because Heavy Rain just did it all so much better) but the music was still great.
who says there have to be defined boundaries between mediums like books, movies, music and games? why not a continuum?
Piano&violin,a lovely combination.
That music is really deep... i loved
This game is soooo underappreciated by a lot of people who haven't even given it a chance.
You should check out the "Infraworld" track, one of the best songs ever.
Having never played the game..I can say I love this track.
Was wondering when you'd put up something from this.
i thought you were supposed to play video game music
burn
Oh no, it's the 70 $ Movie...
yeah a movie that is 12 hours long
I still don't get why it's called "Beyond: Two Souls" instead of "Beyond Two Souls". The colon just seems pointless. Oh well. Nice song though. I like the quiet entry of the violin.
fuck this new comment system 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Never played or saw game play and this seems overfilled with nostalgia and sadness. How the main character could've done something differently for a prefered outcome. I don't know how close to the actual situation I am but I like this a lot.
Seems like each of Cage's moviegames get slowly less awful. Omikron and Fahrenheit are schlock, Heavy Rain is a little more competent, and Beyond is at least well-acted and kinda interesting.
Quantic Dream are known to make very story driven games that try to replicate the audiovisual presentation of a movie, but they're sometimes criticized for ignoring the importance of gameplay. It seems to be the case with this game, but I'm still curious to play it someday. The soundtrack is very nice, that's for sure.
It's my personal opinion that presentation should never have priority over gameplay. That being said I truly did enjoy this game... Maybe not as a game but as a story or a movie.
I've been following a silent playthrough that someone has been doing. It's really like watching a movie - and it's very easy to get emotionally attached to the main character, there's a lot of shit going on in that game. Honestly, despite it's quick-time events and all, it really is an impressive game with a decent story to it, if you're one for dramas and all that. Check it out, it'd be worth the money and time.
@Rusty Just imagine its a movie instead of a game. BAM! No more reason to feel so upset.
@bulbinking I see your point but at the same time the ability to be in control of the "actors" brings you closer to them and makes you so much more invested in the story, and sure this can be outweighed by the fact that this game is nothing but a giant QTE I still found it to be an extremely enjoyable experience, and I honestly think something would be lost if this was to be made into a film or even a book.
You really don't need to play this one. The thing about all of David Cage's 'games' is that they're supposed to be a movie that you can change making choices. That's awesome, and it's a concept that's done so well in Tale Tell games (Like Walking Dead and Wolf Among Us), but the problem is THE CHOICES YOU MAKE HAVE LITTLE TO NO IMPACT ON THE ACTUAL DIRECTION OF THE STORY and the games have been heavily criticized because of that. I can't provide better examples than this game, Fahrenheit and Heavy Rain. David Cage himself said only to play B:TS once. It's also been said that if these were in fact movies instead of games, they would flop because the story in all of them is weak once you remove the illusion of choice. Please don't support Quantic Dream, support Tell Tale or some other developer with aspirations to make dynamic, player driven narratives.
@bulbinking It's an awful movie too. Plot holes abound. Flat characters.
I used to think I was the last person on Earth to think such a thing, but there is no boundary or borders in place to what makes an experience. I feel sorry for these people who played all the same games as me, watched the same movies as me, and I'm sure thought the same things as me in a different context which all provoked similar feelings. This game warrants a playthrough like anything in life warrants an understanding. I'm sure you could appreciate it for what it has to offer not for what it doesn't.
@Logan Miles Something I liked most about the game was a supernatural story which didn't involve religion, and kept everything pretty tidy and quasi-scientific. Usually when something has supernatural elements in it all logic goes out the window because "spirits can do whatever". But this game kept the experience more real by giving the spirit world rules and regulations much like we have. Also the voice acting is incredible in many places.
@bulbinking "supernatural story which didn't involve religion," Actually, the ghosts in S:TS were linked up with the Novajos, so yah...
@TheGrowthCycle Yes, but it explained it in a way where the navajo were treating the spirits like gods because they didn't understand what they were, when we know (going by the game's story) spirits are just the other side of life.
@bulbinking But it still involved religion.
@TheGrowthCycle Yes, but in many supernatural games they either don't explain the spirits at all or go the whole "all fairytales are true" route which is lazy and causes even more confusion. BTS took a more "scientific" and even naturalistic approach to the game.
@Maakufamous I don't understand, do you like those games or not?
Heavy Rain was way better tho