Tag: flash
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#WeeklyGameMusic: Curiosity (Frog Fractions)
How do you compose an intelligent-sounding music for a comedy game that’s anything but? Indie game studio, Twinbeard might have an answer for you in this week’s #WeeklyGameMusic with Curiosity, composed by…Twinbeard. Let’s pretend to be smart by listening to this calming music from the parody edutainment Flash game, Frog Fractions, where it recounts the…
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Weekly Game Music: mrs mushroom likes LCD soundsystem (Botanicula)
New week, new music.  To celebrate Amanita Design again, here’s a playfully named music, mrs mushroom likes LCD soundsystem by DVA.  It’s a nature-inspired, if a little trippy, collection of sounds and composition from the beautiful game, Botanicula. Botanicula narrates a light-hearted adventure of 5 small friends, Mr. Lantern, Mrs. Mushroom, Mr. Poppy Head, Mr. Feather, and Mr. Twig.  Mr. Lantern…
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Weekly Game Music: Soaring In The Stars (Flight)
New week, new music.  Time to drop those remixes, and back onto original music.  Here’s a movie-like music, Soaring In The Stars by David Orr.  The title quite literally points out the objective of the free flash game, Flight. You can play Flight at its own website. Flight depicts several disgruntled figures who write their wishes on a piece of paper,…
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Weekly Game Music: Above the Treetops
Goodness, I keep forgetting about this.  Better late than never: I’ve got yet another MMORPG music for all of you.  Here’s Above the Treetops from ultra-popular MapleStory.  Unfortunately, the name of the composer(s) seems elusive at the moment, but enjoy the mellow tune as it is. You can play the game for free at Maplestory’s website. The plot of MapleStory is…
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Weekly Game Music: To The Ends (Small Worlds)
New week, new music.  A while back, I mentioned a flash game called Small Worlds in Strange Free Games.  It’s music, it turns out, are from Kevin MacLeod‘s collection of Creative Commons compositions.  The one below is called To the Ends, a mysterious music that slowly draws you in. Small Worlds can be played in your browser here. “There is…
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Weekly Game Music: Gameboy Tune (Machinarium)
New week, new music. This week’s music is Gameboy Tune by Tomas Dvorak. Despite it’s overly-optimistic beeps and bloops, it’s a surprisingly mellow tune. It best accents the neon game arcade room in an otherwise old-and-rusty game, Machinarium. Machinarium is a no-text, all visual point-and-click adventure of a weak but determined robot to get his kidnapped girlfriend back. During…