Listen to this and you will know what the inside of Satan's bowels sound like. My dog ran for the hills as soon as I started playing the score, as the high pitches that loop throughout The Dark Brotherhood are enough to scare off anyone. Rumor has it that the composers were given only 24-hours to design the soundtrack due to contractual issues and if so, it definitely shows. Featuring remixes of previous Sonic hits and MIDI sludge, it's both inept and an atrocious listening experience. The soundtrack, comparatively, is abominable. The Dark Brotherhood is by no means a legendary game, but it's an enjoyable title that sees Sonic and friends embark on a quest to save an echidna-napped Knuckles all the while fighting against a mysterious organization. Post-90s Sonic games are often a mixed bag, but for the most part, the handheld titles are fairly solid. Give your twelve-year-old brother a MIDI keyboard and he'll come up with something sixteen times better than what the time rushed composers behind Sonic Chronicles: the Dark Brotherhood were able to compile. And while Neil Davidge is by no means an inept composer, he and Halo just didn't click. Martin O'Donnell, due to Microsoft's break from Bungie, wasn't able to return to 4. Halo 4 borders on generic, with no musical cues harking back to previous themes nor any elements to set apart Halo 4 from other space-themed games. The previous games (and titles coming after 4) all had a unique, unmistakable sound to each track. If you're not paying attention, you'll hardly notice it. While a perfectly serviceable track, there's just not one theme in the entire album that makes an impact.
#Serious sam 3 ost series
Previous titles in the series featured powerful, moving tracks (who can forget the epic, titular theme song?).īut Halo 4's soundtrack fails to make an impact. Unlike some of the other entries on this list, Halo 4 is here not because the soundtrack is obnoxious, but because it's practically non-existent. Let's dive in and check out the worst of the worst. Whether generic or simply poorly conceived, no soundtrack or song on this list can live up to the games they're featured in. But thanks to their soundtracks, they're the rare title that's better enjoyed on mute. These games are all, in varying ways, actually pretty fun to play through. It's a special tragedy when a surprisingly decent game is gifted with a soundtrack that sounds like boiling dog bile. Awful soundtracks are unfortunately common and there's no shortage of terrible soundtracks paired with even worse games out in the world. We're not here to talk about the soundtracks that work. On the other hand, an amazing game combined with an absolutely awesome soundtrack combines to ensure an unforgettable experience.
A fantastic soundtrack can help elevate an otherwise awful game. A game's soundtrack might not be as immediately obvious or as flashy as its story or graphics, but it impacts so much of the overall experience.
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