Never Alone: Original Soundtrack Ativador

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About This Content The Never Alone soundtrack features a 33-minute audio journey from composer and sound designer Brendan J. Hogan. Re-mastered music from the game — as well as new and unreleased music — are combined with 3D audio soundscapes and sound effects to take the listener on a guided journey back through the story of Kisima Inŋitchuŋa. To make the most of the 3D audio technology, headphones are recommended. The soundtrack also features eleven bonus tracks from composers Daniel L.K. Caldwell and Colin O'Malley, originally found in Never Alone's Cultural Insights and trailers.Look for the music files in your Steam library:\SteamApps\common\NeverAlone\Soundtrack a09c17d780 Title: Never Alone: Original SoundtrackGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Upper One Games, E-Line MediaRelease Date: 26 Feb, 2015 Never Alone: Original Soundtrack Ativador Pretty solid soundtrack.Worth noting that it does have game sounds in the tracks, so if you like the occasional ice cracking noise or polar bear roar you're in for a treat.. Hehehe... I like playing as a fox... XD:P Meow!. This could be a lovely ambient soundtrack to listen to for relaxation, sleep, study, painting or drawing or some such, were it not for the inclusion of sound effects from the game which, personally, I find jarring - especially Nuna's dramatic 'gasp and wail' which, if you've played the game, you'll likely have already heard plenty of times and probably got pretty fed up with!I received the soundtrack in a bundle including the game and DLC whilst on sale, so it feels more like a nice little bonus item than something I've intentionally purchased, but after a few listens though I don't think I'll keep it on my MP3 player and PC.The soundtrack operates well within the game itself and has some beautiful serene moments, but it's a real bugbear or mine when composers decide to include a bunch of sound effects, dialog etc. in the soundtrack as well. I'll play the game if I want to hear all the other stuff alongside it - but for a soundtrack, I just want to enjoy the darn music!. BEAUTIFUL soundtrack! It literally sounds & feels like you're playing the game again, if not that, inside the game itself through a more intimate point of view. LOVE IT!. This could be a lovely ambient soundtrack to listen to for relaxation, sleep, study, painting or drawing or some such, were it not for the inclusion of sound effects from the game which, personally, I find jarring - especially Nuna's dramatic 'gasp and wail' which, if you've played the game, you'll likely have already heard plenty of times and probably got pretty fed up with!I received the soundtrack in a bundle including the game and DLC whilst on sale, so it feels more like a nice little bonus item than something I've intentionally purchased, but after a few listens though I don't think I'll keep it on my MP3 player and PC.The soundtrack operates well within the game itself and has some beautiful serene moments, but it's a real bugbear or mine when composers decide to include a bunch of sound effects, dialog etc. in the soundtrack as well. I'll play the game if I want to hear all the other stuff alongside it - but for a soundtrack, I just want to enjoy the darn music!