Tag: Free
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#WeeklyGameMusic: Unreasonable Behaviour (Off)
#WeeklyGameMusic: New week, new music. This week, we listen to yet another sad music, although it’s a rather different kind of sad compared to Gone Home. I’m also going to be unconventional, and select a dark track, Unreasonable Behaviour by Alias Conrad Coldwood for this week’s cult hit freeware game, OFF. Compared to the more…
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Weekly Game Music: Jeremy (Granado Espada)
New week, new music.  We need…more MMORPG music!  Here’s Jeremy from Sword 2 (or Granado Espada outside of North America and Europe).  It’s composed by a group of South Korean composers, known as S.F.A.  The dramatic crescendo best portrays the wonders of discovering a new world. Sword 2 is free-to-play at GamersFirst.com. Sword 2 is loosely based off of the European…
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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: Sweet Georgia Brown (Charles Barkley Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden)
New week, new music.  What’s the absolute, most epic boss music you can ever play when you fight against your worst rival?  According to Barkley Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden , it’s Sweet Georgia Brown by Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard.  …I don’t really have a good joke to follow up on that one, so I’ll let the jazzy…
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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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Strange Free Games: Dear Esther
New week, new game.  Since indie game Dear Esther is all the rage these days, it’ll be great to look back at what started it all, Dear Esther prototype version.  So, without further ado, lets get started with the intro Dear Esther is a first-person narrative that adds vocal interjections as you travel and observe the island.  Each narration is…