I am playing it now, having already basically internalized the soundtrack beforehand, and it’s that feeling of delight when you finally hear a score you already love in context, and it instantly deepens your appreciation for what it’s doing.
Any of my followers have played #APlagueTale? If yes, it would be awesome you could describe what music did on you? #curious
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The music takes a huge part in the intensity of the game. I especially love the cello and viola drones, it gives a a powerful sense of dread.
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Amazing! Thanks for your feedback!
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Des frissons, surtout lors du chapitre 13 « pénitence »!pic.twitter.com/4C9QkOTsXe
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Le chapitre “fou”! Merci!
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It is magical, espacialy the inquesition soundtrack is haunting. The music makes the game for me! Awesome job!
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Thanks! The inquisition theme was really important and with just 2 notes, that was a challenge!
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It was like when I finally saw Robert Altman’s Images last year, and what I previously just thought of as a neat, modernist John Williams thing suddenly revealed character in remarkable and surprising ways.
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Oh wow!! Thanks!!!
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A Plague Tale does that too. It’s so good at generating heartfelt empathy, but it’s just as good at making you feel subconscious unease.
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