We Love Katamari‘s soundtrack just goes hard as hell.

We Love Katamari – Yeah, this soundtrack just slaps.

It’s hard to believe that the composition on the original soundtrack was so simple, which was something I only learned after the ‘re-imagining’ of Journey‘s soundtrack came out this year. Journey – Honestly, this soundtrack just makes me cry.

Toby Fox really slayed on this one, not gonna lie. Very specifically, each track (even the reprises) is so iconic to each area that I feel transported to every moment of that game that they’re from. Undertale‘s soundtrack, every single time I listen to it, somehow takes me back to when I played it. Maybe it’s because the soundtrack is part of what made it my favourite game. Undertale – It’s somewhat fitting that my favourite game soundtrack also happens to be from my favourite game.That’s why I’m open to accepting a top 3, purely because that’s exactly what I’m going to do when I tell you mine. I believe The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is a great example of this.Īs mentioned, choosing a favourite soundtrack from a video game is hard, because there are so many good ones. Another special thing that can make a video game soundtrack great that’s not super common is if it’s used as part of gameplay. The big one though is it needs to be a piece of music that is intrinsically linked to the game that it’s from, sounds great, makes itself known, but comfortably sits in the background. When I think about what makes a video game soundtrack, there are a few things that come to mind.

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