It was a pleasure to work on and I hope it resonates with Gameloft fans, old and new, who can discover this music over modern streaming platforms for the first time.” Creating these medleys was an interesting challenge, condensing hours of music into a brand new, bite-size format. Given that a large amount of this music was composed for older devices with limited audio capabilities, it’s refreshing to hear how well they’ve stood the test of time. This link will take you to the album’s main page where you can select your preferred streaming platform.ĭescribing the creation of this album, Senior Music Composer at Gameloft, Vincent Labelle said: "Revisiting these tracks is like going through time. The album was created in partnership with Decca Records US (a division of Verve Label Group) and is available on all music platforms. Gameloft is proud to release their new compilation album titled High Scores: Music from Gameloft Games. Now, what if I told you that you could enjoy all these soundtracks from multiple games in one place? No more trying to look up the song and then listening to it. Our new compilation album, High Scores, is out now on digital music platforms, featuring music from over 20 years of games!Ĭheck back on Monday on Spotify and Gameloft's Instagram for a chance to win in-game rewards! #HighScoresGameloft /pKNoAaub8T Gameloft, a company at the top of creating and publishing games has churned out hits like Asphalt 9: Legends, Modern Combat 5: Blackout, Sniper Fury and more, all of which had magical music to listen to to while you play. I can’t count the number of songs I’ve obsessed over simply because I heard them while playing. Granted, it does have quite a lot of content, especially when comparing it to the other two games I’ve previously played in the series.How often do you find yourself enjoying the game you’re playing because of its enthralling soundtrack? Some soundtracks in games are so amazing you just feel like playing it to hear them. Granted, Gameloft allows you to block the access to microtransaction stores if you want to (and please do), but that will only mean you’ll have to play even more than you should in order to unlock everything Asphalt 9 has to offer. Asphalt 9 is a mobile game at heart as previously mentioned, and that means it’s free-to-play and chock-full of in-app purchases. It’s interesting for casual players, for people who want to play a very easy-going racing game on their keyboard (the easy controls allow for a simple keyboard scheme), but if you’re looking for an alternative to Forza or Burnout, keep waiting.įinally, there’s the issue regarding lootboxes and microtransactions. While the developers have added controller support and the ability to manually steer the car in order to drift in a more organic way, you can accelerate on your own. If you have ever played a racing game on a phone you already know the cars accelerate on their own, and all you have to do is steer with the accelerometer and maybe drift every now and then. The controls are extremely simple and the thing every single gosh darn mobile game is filled with is present here.
ASPHALT 9 MUSIC PC
Despite the fact I’m playing a PC version, this is still a mobile game at heart. I don’t know if the songs are licensed tracks from other artists or actual original tunes made for this game, but they are pretty decent overall.Īrtistic-wise, Asphalt 9 is a treat, but there is a big caveat. My mid-tier laptop got the job done without ever needing to scream through the cooling fan. You also don’t need to have a powerful PC in order to run this bad boy on maximum specs. The cars are very detailed, the lighting effects are top notch, and the framerate is excellent. Even though this game originated on cellphones, I was actually impressed by its graphics. Right from the getgo, the thing that impressed me the most was Asphalt 9‘s visuals. I can’t imagine these visuals lasting for long on a mobile screen.
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