Reus - Original Video Game Soundtrack | Joni van der Leeuw

Reus - Original Video Game Soundtrack

by Joni van der Leeuw

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Spirits_ Unlike any other Soundtrack I've listened to. Favorite track: Inevitable Battles.

Nimo Still today (2019), a refreshing soundtrack for a refreshing game. I just can highly recommend buying both :) Favorite track: On The Hunt.

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1.	Introduction 01:06
2.	Deserted Planet 04:15
3.	Slow Rise 03:51
4.	A Steady Start 02:56
5.	Harmony Theme 03:28	buy track
6.	The Ocean 03:41	buy track
7.	Mining For Minerals 03:10	buy track
8.	The Human Spirit 03:25
9.	Among The Giants 04:11
10.	The Forest 03:05	buy track
11.	Prosperity Theme 03:43
12.	Festival Towns 03:03
13.	The Swamp 03:11
14.	Passing Of The Time 01:57	buy track
15.	Victory 00:14	buy track
16.	A Planet In Danger 01:09	buy track
17.	Trifling Tribes 03:16
18.	On The Hunt 03:10	buy track
19.	War Begins 03:15
20.	The Mountain 03:19	buy track
21.	Storming The Walls 03:19
22.	Inevitable Battles 03:22
23.	Game Over 00:31	buy track

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For a bandcamp purchase, please visit the Abbey Games bandcamp:

abbeygames.bandcamp.com

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To accompany Abbey Games' 2013 Indie God Game hit Reus, this soundtrack captures the mood of a young, but quickly developing planet. The combination of primitive, yet modern percussion beats, hypnotizing motives and charming themes set the tone for relaxed sessions of building a world and managing it’s inhabitants.

But as you progress, both through the game and through this soundtrack, the tension rises. And while the people of your freshly designed planet engage in wars with each other or even with your precious elemental giants, the folklore instrumentarium of an oud, a fingerpicked ukulele and an Indian harmonium often get drowned out by the dramatic cry of the strings section.

As a celebration of the game’s 5 year anniversary, this soundtrack finally gets the release it deserves. Abbey Games’ longtime in-house composer Joni van der Leeuw, who now mainly works as a producer at the Dutch games studio, went out of his way to polish up the five years old material for this occasion.

Included in the 25 tracks is all the music you hear in-game - specially remastered for listening pleasure outside of gameplay! - plus a couple of previously unreleased bonus tracks. And now, all of it is finally available to download or for streaming.

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For more info on Reus:
www.reusgame.com
www.abbeygames.com

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released May 17, 2018

Composed, produced, mixed and mastered by Joni van der Leeuw

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