About This Content This package contains all 11 tracks from Camera Obscura, as well as two bonus tracks and four piano arrangements not heard in the game, totaling 56 minutes of music. All tracks are in high-quality MP3 format. The package also includes bonus commentaries on the conception and creation of each track from the composer, Trenton Ng.The files can be accessed from Library->Music or your Camera Obscura game folder: Steam/steamapps/common/Camera Obscura/Soundtrack.Tracks 01) Freeze-Frame (Title Theme) 02) Lone Transcension (Base Level) 03) Ethereal Landscape (Main Theme/Common Quarter) 04) Solitary Waltz (Royal Quarters) 05) Frozen Tears (Tower Apex) 06) Reminisce (Base Alternate) 07) Lens Flare (Common Quarter Alternate) 08) Somnambulism (Royal Quarter Alternate) 09) Disjunction (Tower Apex Alternate) 10) Aspiration (Ending Theme) 11) Deliverance or Death (Chase Level) 12) Deliverance (Chase Level Extended) 13) Our Home (Monster Anthem) 14) Lone Transcension (Piano Version) 15) Ethereal Landscape (Piano Version) 16) Solitary Waltz (Piano Version) 17) Frozen Tears (Piano Version) 1075eedd30 Title: Camera Obscura SoundtrackGenre: Adventure, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Trenton NgPublisher:Anteater GamesRelease Date: 19 Feb, 2015 Camera Obscura Soundtrack Verification Download Is it OK for a soundtrack to give someone chills due to how good it is?Because this one did.After listening to the full thing, I gotta hand it to the composers- any fan of classical music, of any genre, can appreciate this. To be perfectly honest, even those who like a bit of modern classical music can find this album pleasant. The music is very fitting of the game its meant for, in tone, feel, and tranquility. I've personally fallen in love with Frozen Tears; piano music is a weakness of mine, and this hits home perfectly. The low number of tracks, considering the quality of these tracks, is very fair for the price point. This music in general is great to have playing while studying, writing an article (for which I find it most useful), or simply sitting back to enjoy some good tunes after work. Just like its parent game, I'd absolutely recommend buying this album.. Well I dunno what the game itself is like, but this DLC certainly offers a whole lotta soundtrack and a whole lotta variety for a measly dollar. Seventeen tracks, spanning all manner of genres and moods, and a wee bit of "I'm sure I've heard this tune somewhere before" deja vu for those of us well-versed in our 70s and 80s synth-pop music (still trying to place that other one, but I know a variant on a Pet Shop Boys song when I hear one)! Even if you buy this AND the game, just to get the soundtrack, the price is still pretty reasonable. What's three bucks, for \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665's sake? And who knows, maybe you could even try the game itself out some day. Stranger things have certainly happened, even in my topsy-turvy approximation of a "regular" life. (Man, I'm a freakin' weirdo.)Verdict: 8\/10.. You know when the soundtrack costs more then the game, that it is amazing.. Nice background music while doing other things.. Not much to say is there? If you wanna further support these guys on this great game, get the soundtrack!Other than that, I do have to say the songs did make a great first impression of the mystical tower of Camera Obscura. Not much comes of the music (and story) until the last level, but that's just where the gameplay makes up for it, instead.. best game ever !!
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