Loudr is a music publishing platform where artists can sell their recordings, both in single form and bundled up. Awesomely, on Loudr they’ve put together Game Music Bundle number 8, including many notable albums from important crowdfunded and indie games of this year like the OST for Book One: Dreamfall Chapters and Gods Will Be Watching. There are nineteen albums in total.
There are eleven days remaining in the bundle’s campaign and there are two different pledge levels. For $1, supporters will get five game music albums:
- Deconstructeam’s Gods Will Be Watching – music by fingerspit
- SleepNinjaGames’ Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake – music by Disasterpeace
- Capy’s Super Time Force – music by 6955
- Simogo’s The Sailor’s Dream (Original Soundtrack) – music by Jonathan Eng
- Bignic’s Corporate Lifestyle Simulator – music by Bignic
And going up to $10, supporters will get the entire bunch of nineteen albums:
- Dreamfall Chapters Reborn Original Soundtrack – Simon Poole
- GalaxyTrail’s Freedom Planet – music by GalaxyTrail
- Subset Games’ FTL: Advanced Edition – Ben Prunty
- Deconstructeam’s Gods Will Be Watching Alternative Soundtrack – music by fingerspit
- Double Fine’s Hack N’ Slash – music by Paul O’Rourke
- Robotality’s Halfway – music by Gavin Harrison
- Diego E. Garcaia’s Izakaya Ōmen ~MINI~ – music by Maxo
- Double Fine’s Lifeformed: Immerse – music by Lifeformed
- QUICKTEQUILA’s Lovely Planet – music by Calum Bowen
- Epiphany Games’ Majestic Nights – music by Das_Fokks
- MauisGames’ Monarch: Heroes of a New Age Original Soundtrack – music by Goomin Nam
- Pinata Games’ Spell Team Death Match – music by Bignic
- Orthogonal Games’ The Novelist – music by Kent Hudson
- Yeti Trunk’s Wanderlust Adventures – music by Chris Christodoulou
You’re welcome to donate even more if you like, up to $100 in fact, but the $1 and $10 options are the only two tiers with specific perks.
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