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Binding of Isaac
Dominic Evans
Ryder Allen
whoa…so this is the power of indie games….
Anthony Gutierrez
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Angel Young
Wew
Jonathan Collins
Well I'm not a fan of the binding of issac, but when play real roguelikes I listen to a podcast or some music. In fact, I really dig that its a great way to zone out and engrose myself in a couple things.
What's wrong with that?
Cooper Walker
Payday and payday 2 does it and does it better.
Left 4 Dead is one of the earliest ones I can remember though. When the AI director got bored and sent a horde at you the music went frantic.
Jordan Diaz
Are you calling the greatest wrestling podcast ever cancer?
Matthew Foster
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Jaxson Torres
any recommendations?
Ian Nelson
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Wyatt Cox
Serious Sam has been doing this since 2001.
Hunter Morales
peepee poopoo jokes are the best
Matthew Parker
So?
Hudson Taylor
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Jacob Lewis
Holy fuck
Joshua Barnes
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Blake Wilson
Ironic or not this needs to be a bannable offense
Ryder Turner
heh
Eli Scott
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Thomas Gutierrez
Not the guy that said this, but used to listen to a lot of sleepycabin stuff. Early stuff was nice but it can be a little dry.
Also Jerma985 streams are nice to listen to in the background, most of what he says doesn't require actually watching him play oyveywatch
Jaxson Fisher
One of the few things that still bring me back
Eli Stewart
ur gay
Blake Brooks
Wait, I thought Hasbro gave a seize and desist order to stop the pony fighting game. What the hell.
Or did the main characters get replaced?
Jose Harris
Transistor was nice because of that.
Also the first boss fight has you singing to the boss, and after you bring her down to half her HP she sings back at you a distorted version of the same song.
Robert Roberts
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Robert Miller
Why do AAA studios fuck up dynamic music so much?
MGRR and Deadbolt are perfect examples of how to do it correctly, but fuck you, you get generic ambiance music.
Jordan Roberts
Despite praising payday for this I actually don't like it in Serious Sam. I think it's because the combat music will kick in when you're fighting a single enemy. Payday it's more a "IT BEGINS." sort of thing because the game is more structured. I've noticed in games that do have dynamic soundtracks I 'switch off' as soon as the battle music ends, because I know I've got everyone, and if I haven't I'll know there's an enemy because of the music before I see them.