Tag Archives: music

John Broomhall talks with multi-award winning composer Austin Wintory about his latest videogame music excursion

How do you make sure your nostalgia-fueled game has a familiar feel, but still brings something new to the table? Jem Alexander speaks to the audio director and two composers on Yooka-Laylee to find out

With a new kind of reality comes a new challenge in the world of games music. Sean Cleaver speaks to composer Inon Zur about his latest work on Ubisoft’s VR title, Eagle Flight

Recruitment expert Amiqus consults devs and media about the most efficient audio middleware on the market

85-year-old Koichi Sugiyama has worked on Square Enix’s RPG franchise since it began in 1986

Worm is building a unique remix of point-and-click adventures and techno music. Founder and art director Cemre Ozkurt gets into the rhythm

Award-winning composer believes there is plenty of crossover between classical music and video game audiences

A well-placed song can lend a game a vital emotional edge and strengthen the player’s engagement with a virtual world. But how do you go about selecting the right tune to define your title – and ink that all-important licensing deal? We ask music maestros at Remedy, Dontnod and Volition

Artist will work alongside Human Revolution composer Michael McCann

John Broomhall talks with the Far Cry Primal composer about making ancient history sound contemporary