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For a serious suggestion look up a game called Rez
Its a sleeper hit from a while back, heres a part of a review for it from gamespy
| quote: | | At first glance, Rez sits in the most basic of genres: a track-shooter game. Your avatar moves through the levels, and you select targets as they fly by you in a 'mouse highlight' fashion. As you select enemies, fire off shots, and then hit them, your sound effects are synced to the music. You will find yourself trying to create aural and visual linkage as much as take down the bad guys. Your opinion on the soundtrack to Rez, like the graphics, will vary wildly based on what you consider to be artistic. The music would fit in well at a rave, and has some really great mixes within that style. The sound effects, as mentioned earlier, actually become part of the soundtrack, and are thus impossible to rate separately. Beats and hits mix with the driving background soundscape to create something at least slightly different from what you've heard before (even if you are a fan of games like Frequency). You can call it Trance, or you can call it just repetitive, but it definitely fits in well with the style of game |
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| quote: | Originally posted by dj_bas
wow awesome!! that's way bigger than mine
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One of the most painful games ever made.
