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Get Up To 19 Game Soundtracks In Loudr's New Game Music Bundle
The web music licensing and sales service Loudr offering two levels of game music bundles. For $10, you can get a whopping 19 soundtracks.
Here's a complete list of the soundtracks. As you can see there are two levels of bundles, a $1 and $10 version.
Level 1 (unlocked at $1)
* Gods Will Be Watching - fingerspit
* Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake - Disasterpeace
* Super Time Force - 6955
* The Sailor's Dream (Original Soundtrack) - Jonathan Eng
* Zombies - Bignic
Level 2 (unlocked at $10)
* Dreamfall Chapters Reborn Original Soundtrack - Simon Poole
* Freedom Planet - GalaxyTrail
* FTL: Advanced Edition - Ben Prunty
* Gods Will Be Watching Alternative Soundtrack - fingerspit
* Hack N' Slash - Paul O'Rourke
* Halfway - Gavin Harrison
* Izakaya Ōmen ~MINI~ - Maxo
* Lifeformed: Immerse - Lifeformed
* Lovely Planet - Calum Bowen
* Majestic Nights - Das_Fokks
* Monarch: Heroes of a New Age Original Soundtrack - Goomin Nam
* Spell Team Death Match - Bignic
* The Novelist - Kent Hudson
* Wanderlust Adventures - Chris Christodoulou
Our Take
This is a nice collection of music for a good price, even if some of the games aren't the most high-profile. Also, it's important to note that, while its structure like the Humble Bundle, this doesn't appear to be related to any charities.
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