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Get Nineteen Indie Game Soundtracks For Only Ten Dollars
Game Music Bundle 5 has been announced, and it's chock full of fantastic tunes for not a lot of money. Amongst the collection of 19 soundtracks are three from Grammy nominee Austin Wintory, including his work on Monaco: What's Yours is Mine.
The lower tier requires a minimum investment of $1 and includes:
- Monaco: What's Yours is Mine by Austin Wintory
- FTL: Faster Than Light by Ben Prunty
- Fez: Original Soundtrack by Disasterpiece
- Gunpoint - The Soundtrack by John Robert Matz, Ryan Ike, Francisco Cerda
- Leisure Suit Larry: Reloaded by Austin Wintory
- World of Goo Sountrack by Kyle Gabler
The higher level requires a minimum contribution of $10 and delivers everything listed above plus:
- FZ: Side F by Various Artists
- FZ: Side Z by Various Artists
- Monaco: The Gentleman's Private Collection by Various Artists
- The Forge by Austin Wintory, Malukah, and Tina Guo
- Hero of Many by Trickster Arts
- Marble Time: Original Soundtrack by Calum Bowen
- Super Panda Adventures by James Dean
- Anodyne by Seagaia
- Anodyne Remix Album by Various Artists
- Frog Fractions by Various Artists
- Little Inferno Soundtrack by Kyle Gabler
- Me and My Dinosaur 2 Official Soundtrack by David Saulesco
- Drox Operative Soundtrack by Soldak Entertainment/Tori Kamal
For those looking for something special, there are three prizes for the top contributors, including a signed shirt, score, and poster.
You can learn more and purchase Game Music Bundle 5 on the official website.
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