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Game music reviews from users
Add your review Showing reviews 41-60 from 2962:   Warcraft 2: Game rip"Epic goodness" (by Daemit, 6 Sep 2016) [9/10] This is a rare example of an orchestrated (sort of) score that feels unique and not bland. Every single composition is like a dramatic story. There is no filler here. I really love this work. I recommend listening to the CD version of this soundtrack. Or, if you have to listen to it in a MIDI format, at least use a good soundfont, like Arachno soundfont or Roland Sound Canvas VA.  Diablo 2: Game rip"Masterpiece" (by Daemit, 6 Sep 2016) [10/10] Best work of Matt Uelmen and one of the best soundtracks of all time. It's not an easy listen and not everyone will enjoy the complex layering and atmospheric, often seemingly chaotic and somewhat exotic style of compositions, but I enjoy it immensely. Frankly, I love the music to Diablo II much more than the game itself (never even finished the first act, lol).  Death Rally: Game rip"Purple Excellence" (by Daemit, 6 Sep 2016) [8/10] This techno is so-o-o smooth and sexy. "Purple Motion in da house, bitches!" :-) Seriously tho, excellent tunes. Respect. One Must Fall 2097: Game rip"nostalgic techno-pop" (by Daemit, 6 Sep 2016) [7/10] Several nice tunes here. Worth a listen. Legend Of Kyrandia, The: Game rip"Underappreciated melodic masterpiece" (by Daemit, 6 Sep 2016) [10/10] In my opinion, this is one of the best soundtracks of the 90's. Unfortunately, to appreciate it fully you have to listen to it on the hardware it was composed on - Roland MT-32 sound module (you can emulate MT-32 via MUNT driver, or simply listen to the MT-32 version of the soundtrack, for example, on Youtube). This score is filled to the brim with beautiful and rich melodies - the true essense of great music. It really showcases the scope of the talent of young Frank Klepacki, his passion and his generosity (other composers could have easily spread all this excellent material on 2-3 different soundtracks, but this is not Frank's style of doing things). Amazing work by amazing composer. Crusader: No Remorse: Game rip"It's ok." (by Daemit, 6 Sep 2016) [6/10] Neither bad, nor extraordinary. As much as I love the game, it's soundtrack consists of average (but technically competent) mod music. Nothing about it really stands out and stays with you. Listenable, but instantly forgettable. Fury of the Furries: Game rip"Totally rad! :-)" (by Daemit, 6 Sep 2016) [9/10] Oh, this one is a treat for the ears. These tunes represent the old-school approach to games music. Catchy, bright and colorful tunes, lighthearted mood. Smile and have fun! Classic Amiga-style mod tracking by Moby. Command & Conquer: Game rip"Great atmosphere, inspired music" (by Daemit, 6 Aug 2016) [9/10] Frank Klepacki is one of my favourite game composers. Admittedly, I prefer his music pre-С&C era (Kyrandia 1, Kyrandia 2, Dune 2, Lands of Lore, Eye of the Beholder 2), but there is something about the first Command and Conquer soundtrack that sticks out among his later (very professional) works. I think, he managed to convey the atmosphere of the game perfectly: the danger and dirt and sand, the industrialized desolation of a dying planet, the heat of battle and the calm moments of war. It's all there. I think Klepacki lost a bit of this mood and feeling in his later works. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night: Original soundtrack"Castlevania at it's best" (by Daemit, 6 Aug 2016) [10/10] When I think of great game soundtracks, the first thing that comes to my mind is Castlevania series, and the first game I think about is Symphony of the Night. Simply put, even among the best tunes ever written for video games, Symphony of the Night soundtrack is a very notable achievement. Bravo, Michiru Yamane! Pinball Fantasies: Game rip"True classic" (by Daemit, 6 Aug 2016) [10/10] Extremely excellent and catchy tunes. Fury3 & Hellbender: Game rip"Barely listenable" (by Daemit, 6 Aug 2016) [4/10] I understand nostalgia and all that, but this music is not particulary good. Shadow of the Beast: Game rip"Very average" (by Daemit, 6 Aug 2016) [5/10] Not impressed with these tunes. Mediocre at best. Alien Incident: Game rip"This one is different. And it's great!" (by Daemit, 5 Aug 2016) [9/10] Superb music. Very moody, atmospheric tunes with a touch of dark ambience. Don't expect the usual Purple Motion style techno. I was pleasantly surprised. Midnight Resistance: Game rip"cool!" (by Caelum, 2 Aug 2016) [9/10] Cool! The midi sounds off key at certain points, and it's a little slowed down, but it's all good! Lemmings 2: Game rip"What a beautiful melody!!" (by Lemmings, 27 Jul 2016) [10/10] Although I have downloaded Lemmings2 mod music, I like midi version better!! [YAMAHA-XG WDM Soft Synthesizer] is my favorite soft MIDI synthesizer with these oldies game music!! Final Fantasy 7 Original Soundtrack (MIDI)"Game rip, not arranged tunes!" (by PelPix, 1 Jun 2016) [10/10] This is a game rip from the PC version. Also, they're great. Suggest listening to the XG versions through a DB50XG. If you don't own one, here, take this, https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL55731C2A92FBB4EE Legend Of Kyrandia, The: Game rip"Fantastic soundtrack, the best from Klepacki's older titles." (by Draze, 17 Apr 2016) [10/10] Almost every song is worth listening over and over, great melodies. Easily my favourite Klepacki album. Lands Of Lore: Game rip"Pretty good, several great ones." (by Draze, 17 Apr 2016) [8/10] Overall quite a good soundtrack, not every title is great, as expected for so many different tracks, but a few make it all worthwile, with 54 taking the cake. Realms of Arkania 2: Star Trail: Game rip"Excellent Midi-Quality" (by 1mV, 14 Apr 2016) [10/10] These Midis sounds like MP3-Quality. Perfect! Civilization: Game rip"Info to corrupted tunes" (by Mirsoft, 26 Feb 2016) [7/10] All the tunes can be played properly with WinAmp and its proper MT-32 midi input driver (see http://www.mirsoft.info/gamemids-help.php#mt32 ). Other midi players mostly don't have proper MT-32 driver. Munt has proper MT-32 emulation, but its midi player don't play the few mentioned tunes above (don't know why, maybe buggy Midi player in Munt). Sorry for not pointing to the correct documentation sooner. :)
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