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(Note: this game used to be called "Sequence," but due to idiotic legal crap it has been changed to "Before the Echo." Just so you know.)
I'm tempted to just post the entire soundtrack for this game, but I'll just limit it to my favorites, separated into two categories. Commentary will be minimal. Just the music, this time.
Non-battle music (in the order they appear in the in-game soundtrack, with the names taken from that as well)
Planet on Horizon:
Spring Monsoons:
The Northern Winds:
The Wanderer's Overture:
Maidensword:
Battle music (in my own personal ascending order of favorites, least to most [though the gulf between least and most is pretty tiny])
Stay Crunchy:
Super Fun:
Throwing Fire:
Outer Space:
Disorganized Fun:
Loui:
Derty (my personal fave):
Again, this isn't the entire soundtrack... just most of it. ¬_¬
I got a Steam code for this game through backing There Came an Echo on Kickstarter. Even if that game never comes to fruition, I will still have considered the money well spent just for gettingSequenceBefore the Echo. SequenceBefore the Echo is a game that I never would have had much of any interest in, normally, but having actually played it now, it's pretty damn cool. Seriously, the game has the memetic version of Joseph Ducreux as one of the bosses.
I'm tempted to just post the entire soundtrack for this game, but I'll just limit it to my favorites, separated into two categories. Commentary will be minimal. Just the music, this time.
Non-battle music (in the order they appear in the in-game soundtrack, with the names taken from that as well)
Planet on Horizon:
Spring Monsoons:
The Northern Winds:
The Wanderer's Overture:
Maidensword:
Battle music (in my own personal ascending order of favorites, least to most [though the gulf between least and most is pretty tiny])
Stay Crunchy:
Super Fun:
Throwing Fire:
Outer Space:
Disorganized Fun:
Loui:
Derty (my personal fave):
Again, this isn't the entire soundtrack... just most of it. ¬_¬
I got a Steam code for this game through backing There Came an Echo on Kickstarter. Even if that game never comes to fruition, I will still have considered the money well spent just for getting
