Absolutely amazing time at High Score, APRA/AMCOS’ two day game audio conference – got to meet some of my favourite composers and audio people, and hear their inspiring stories. Three days of GCAP (Game Connect Asia Pacific)- networking, lectures (my brain is still full…) and then the Australian Game Awards https://gcap.com.au/2021-winners-announced-for-the-australian-game-developer-awards/
Seriously talented and genuinely nice folks – looking forward to next year!
To commemorate the Journey’s End final update, the amazing folks at Re-Logic are releasing a Limited Edition triple green disc vinyl Terraria OST, exclusive to the Laced Records store. Pre-order now at LacedRecords.com
Looking forward to GDC Summer 2020 Online Conference in August, having never been to one IRL – which is kind of weird as I’m from San Francisco originally, and I love that city. Guess I’ll have to review my notes from PAX AUS “Networking For Introverts” panel talk. https://gdconf.com/passes-prices
Posted By: Kurt Perry
on: July 19, 2019
In: Game Reviews, Gaming, Indie Games, Nintendo, Reviews, Switch
Tags: NintendoSwitch, Terraria
“Terraria’s soundtrack sticks firmly to that SNES theme. Boss themes sound like they are cleaner versions of classic OSTs like Castlevania, Double Dragon, and Lufia 2. The biome songs are relaxing. The boss themes are epic. “Plantera” and “Lunar Pillars” are some of the best themes I’ve heard in a while. They emphasize the panic and peril the player is feeling. These bosses are difficult, and my god does the music reinforce that. Composer Scott Lloyd Shelly has done a fantastic job of creating one of the best indie game soundtracks ever made.”
https://thenerdstash.com/terraria-review-nintendo-switch/
Makes a really nice Christmas present…(or Birthday, Anniversary, or just because:)
https://store.steampowered.com/app/409210/Terraria_Official_Soundtrack/
My first PAX – amazing! Took it slow and tried to absorb as much as possible in three days – Indie Showcase faves included Damsel from Screwtape Studios; Eyes of Ara by Ben Droste at 100 Stones Interactive; and Forts from Earthworks Games. Brisbane based devs all (just a coincidence…)
Really enjoyed the History of Video Game Music panel, oh, and then there was Skyrim on PSVR ¬\¬
http://aus.paxsite.com/gallery
http://www.100stonesinteractive.com/
http://www.earthworkgames.com/
Big thank you to Zander Hulme and Dan Sugars for inviting me to talk with the Game Audio Brisbane Facebook group at JMC Academy August 30 – great opportunity to share experiences and info – hope it was helpful and really looking forward the the next event! Thanks guys!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/gameaudiobris/
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