One of the things that I really love about video game audio is that it’s so easy to be on auto-pilot. Just take your headphones in your ears, plug the speakers in, and turn on the game. You’re not thinking about it. That’s pretty much all you have to do. The sound is always loud and clear, there’s nothing else to think about, and you’ve already got the game.
For me, I love the idea of being able to not think about anything. I also love that when I turn on an audio-stream of a game, I automatically expect to hear something. Its almost like I hear the game’s voice telling me to run, which I always do, but hearing something I didn’t expect to hear is pretty darn cool.
There is some debate about whether or not the audio is enough to really bring out the game, but I think it is. The audio stream is an improvement over the old one, and I think it is a big improvement over the old one too. I actually went out and bought a new pair of headphones that will cover me for the game, and that wouldnt be possible with the old audio.
I agree with that. The audio definitely does add to the game experience, but the game itself is so damned easy to take out and run, I can’t say that I’m impressed.
I can’t say I was really impressed either, but I did not go out and buy a new pair of headphones. I’m sure the game doesn’t suffer from that, but I was just too tired and lazy to do the research. I know it seems a bit pointless to be complaining about the game’s audio to an outsider, but I actually just found out that the audio was really bad about a month ago when I started playing Deathloop.
It’s actually one of the few games that I have played that I actually really enjoyed the audio for. The game is so easy to take out and run that you could probably run the game for a few hours and not really hear any bad audio. I have played the game before and after using a pair of headphones and they were never as bad. It could have been worse though because I actually heard the audio before I started the game.
I was really impressed with how well the audio was handled by the game. It sounds like the game actually has some kind of pre-recorded soundtrack that you can switch off at any time. The sound effects sounded great. The voices sounded like they were coming from a real, live party. I do wish the game would have gone more into detail about the music and the vocals because I didn’t like how it sounded.
The music is actually pretty simple. It’s a mix of ambient effects and vocals and no, it doesn’t sound like it was recorded in a studio. The game actually has a little bit of a dance-influenced soundtrack, but I didn’t like it as much as I thought I would. I think the real deal is the ambient sounds, which sounded like the game was actually playing through a real-world music source.
It seems that every time I play the game I still have to listen to the music. Not just because I like it, but because it makes me feel like I am actually in the game.
The first song was a really good song and I felt that the music was not just the game itself but rather the soundtrack. It was all a couple of melodies over the music, and the melody was more out of context.