Here are the best video game soundtracks of all time - or, at least, our personal favorites. Setting games to music is not a lost art by any means, though: There are plenty of more recent soundtracks already poised to become future classics. While game soundtracks have evolved to frequently use orchestras and choruses to add a more dramatic atmosphere, similar to big-budget films, there are absolute classics from the ’80s and ’90s that are just as entertaining and catchy today despite being generated with limited bits and synthesized audio. Minecraft: Volumes Alpha & Beta (2011–2013).The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998).Also, you can read more about the plot on Wikipedia( major spoilers). – Jeffrey Yohalem, Lead WriterĬheck out the opening poem and the ending poem of Child of Light. The composer wrote tracks to express the feeling of the art and story. In terms of choosing the music, it’s more like the music chooses you. Child of Light especially is a soundscape, where the music, dialogue, animation and art create a strong mood that tells the story. … Music is incredibly important to any game or narrative, even more so than dialogue, IMO. But little does she know that the journey will transform both her destiny and herself along the way. Along the way she meets a firefly named Igniculus and several other creatures. There she must face off against the Queen of the Night in order to return home to her dying father. Jeffrey Yohalem, lead writer of the game, summarized the background of Aurora:Īurora is the daughter of a Duke from 1895 Austria who finds herself whisked away to the Kingdom of Lemuria, a lost continent where all the fairytale creatures from books live. In addition to singing this song, Cœur de Pirate composed the entire OST of Child of Light. The lyrics allude to the plot of the game and Aurora, the main protagonist, several times. Off to Sleep is the ending song of Child of Light, a 2014 role-playing platformer by Ubisoft.
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