Anti Realitat

You'll notice this is listed as Game, rather than Soundtrack. This has gotten a couple of rave reviews, and it's already pretty close to me, and it fits my time frame I like to have per song on my Mixposure.

Regrettably - for the first time, I had to part with a song I genuinely liked. I now have to pick between the ones I love, and the ones I can't breathe without. But still, The Roads Ahead, like They May Be Worthy Redux, is posted on my Soundclick, for those interested.

Copy pasting the Soundclick info from Anti-Realität:

Unnecessary side note - the a isn't correct in Realitat, I know - I don't think Soundclick has the character support for it. 

And I actually thought that Chorraum von Maschinen was a lot of trouble to write... this one was written on 8 separate days over a period of two months. I finally sat down with this one last night and composed till I got delusional and went to bed... Then roofers woke me up and I finished it today... xD. The 6 days before that only got me a rough copy of the intro to this track. Cleaned up the intro and did a rough draft of the second half to this track yesterday, and completed the second half today. 

I have a feeling I'm not done with this one, lol... 



~What's with the lazy fadeout? 
--That's my solution to the cutoffs of a "First Run". It's showing you the seamlessness of the transition to the "Loop", and it also doubles as an ending for when I want to show off the tracks. Even better for me - I can fit more individual tracks per page. 

~Who is Night Joseph? 
--Night Joseph is the schitzophrenic comatose incarnation that you fight in ACT I's climax/ending and the first Deep Coma of the game, while piloting the Night Warden. You should probably read my member page blog for a little more info on this guy. 

~What is AURA? 
--Project AURA is a "Game Skeleton" project I've been working with Haven for over a year. A few months ago it became a solo project as Haven has stopped contributing, though he will still get a fair share of any proceeds from the Game Skeleton project. 

~What is a "Game Skeleton"? 
--That is a word I developed to separate Project AURA from a Game Idea. 

~Doesn't that just mean you're trying to make it sound cooler? 
--No. A Game Skeleton should be around 120 pages of typed/written content, plus roughly 30 hand-drawn/digital/painted concepts, and include the fully produced and finalized soundtrack. Project AURA fits the description above, but a website and/or a working demo would not be out of the question, either. 

~Then what would a Game Idea be? 
--Incomparably less defined than a Game Skeleton on even some of the largest scales. Game Ideas, as far as I know, rarely if ever include any concepts, let alone soundtracks, and even the most defined will cap at about 15-25 pages.