Solanum's piano means so much to me even in the midst of every other instrument. Even with the Prisoner. Something about the last person of a whole species, someone who's not even really alive anymore and hasn't been for eons, someone who saw and knew things we could never understand, someone so above us in almost every way, being so honored to join us humble little Hearthians in the song at the end of time. On top of all that, it's just heart-wrenchingly beautiful.
Anyone else get Undertale vibes?? I love both games and just now realizing this give me similar vibes to like "Reunited" and "Dont Give Up". (not saying one copied the other by any means. just that they have the same end-game emotional vibe)
i adore this! it's so original, but it doesn't sacrifice the source material's artistic intent. i could honestly see this being a part of the actual ost, i hope andrew prahlow sees it!
Hey, just to let you know, I just finished that campaign I mentioned. Three players recognized that your remix specifically was here. You brought some people to tears, amigo. Fantastic work.
The nomai as a whole feel different than the hearthians or stranger inhabitants. They are like a noble race that watches over other species and fosters life. They are like the hearthians older brothers and represent the hatchling's curiousity throughout the game. They do what they do in the pursuit of knowledge while the stranger inhabitants just do what they do to survive. In the end the hatchling learns to let go and take a leap of faith only because of the help of the nomai, which held our hand throughout the journey and taught us how to be curious.
I feel like, when giving homage to a media through one's own creations, it's very important to keep the artistic inspiration from the original. This track has *it*. It speaks of love and care for the original ambience and characters.
So, just out of nonwhere I felt like feeling emotions and went back to this game's ost. And here youtube recommended me a tiny video that's just so amazing. Fantastic work, such a great take on this tune!
I've been listening to this on repeat for the last 3 weeks, and it's inspired an entire time loop campaign for my D&D group :D Truly amazing. Well done!
its been 2 years since I got outer wilds and that game changed me, I loved it and still do, its a beautiful game, I am so happy to have accidenally found it lol
This song is new to me, but I am honored to be a part of it.
When a super small creator makes the best music imaginable
Solanum's piano means so much to me even in the midst of every other instrument. Even with the Prisoner. Something about the last person of a whole species, someone who's not even really alive anymore and hasn't been for eons, someone who saw and knew things we could never understand, someone so above us in almost every way, being so honored to join us humble little Hearthians in the song at the end of time. On top of all that, it's just heart-wrenchingly beautiful.
Maybe it's okay that we never can truly go back...
I wanted to say this is fire but its a lot like the noise of water
Just over half my D&D table is enamored with Outer Wilds. I'll be using this song as part of our epilogue / finale wind down in a few months.
Anyone else get Undertale vibes?? I love both games and just now realizing this give me similar vibes to like "Reunited" and "Dont Give Up". (not saying one copied the other by any means. just that they have the same end-game emotional vibe)
small channels casually releasing just the greatest, most jaw dropping remixes of all time
i adore this! it's so original, but it doesn't sacrifice the source material's artistic intent. i could honestly see this being a part of the actual ost, i hope andrew prahlow sees it!
Hey, just to let you know, I just finished that campaign I mentioned. Three players recognized that your remix specifically was here. You brought some people to tears, amigo. Fantastic work.
“A conscious observer has entered the Eye. I wonder what happens now.”
The nomai as a whole feel different than the hearthians or stranger inhabitants. They are like a noble race that watches over other species and fosters life. They are like the hearthians older brothers and represent the hatchling's curiousity throughout the game. They do what they do in the pursuit of knowledge while the stranger inhabitants just do what they do to survive. In the end the hatchling learns to let go and take a leap of faith only because of the help of the nomai, which held our hand throughout the journey and taught us how to be curious.
I got chills at
I feel like, when giving homage to a media through one's own creations, it's very important to keep the artistic inspiration from the original. This track has *it*. It speaks of love and care for the original ambience and characters.
So, just out of nonwhere I felt like feeling emotions and went back to this game's ost. And here youtube recommended me a tiny video that's just so amazing. Fantastic work, such a great take on this tune!
Look another outer wilds fan, hes one of us!
I've been listening to this on repeat for the last 3 weeks, and it's inspired an entire time loop campaign for my D&D group :D Truly amazing. Well done!
its been 2 years since I got outer wilds and that game changed me, I loved it and still do, its a beautiful game, I am so happy to have accidenally found it lol
This is probably my most sentimental Outer Wilds moment. I really enjoy this, it’s uplifting and hopeful, but also a little bittersweet.
Wow, that's incredible how it perfectly lies with the whole mood of Outer Wilds. Literally caused me to burst in tears and shivers