Or your unending thirst for knowledge compells you to reach to the very depths gaining strength over the impossible only to be punished by a literal god
Sure, Nas'hrah is a self-described evil wizard who introduces himself by attacking you, he's rude to everyone, and in life he was such a terrible dictator that the people felt it necessary to behead him... But when you look past all that, he's a swell guy!
for some reason people condemn other characters with questionable attitudes like pocketcat and le'garde but forget that nas'hrah is probably worse than both
@@luksalter8200 Nas'hrah is most honest about being a monster. If someone seems too "good" in light of events it makes people suspicious. More to pick apart with pocketcat and le'garde versus the flying head who will burn you to death over a social slight laughing all the way. Egypt's stance on corrupt politicians isn't too different as a real life example, they're openly corrupt but they trust them more than the ones pretending they aren't.
@@marthedge I mean I only know this from osmosis. I actually haven't been able to recruit Nas yet. I'm still trying to get the Eclipse Talisman and figure out how to pull Blue Sin without causing a cave-in. Was able to recruit Moonless tho! And just today I achieved a marriage. So I'm getting warmer!
@@marthedge Do I have to pull out Blue Sin or is there another way to get the Eclipse Talisman? The map on the wiki seems to suggest that the Yellow Mage who drops the loot can only be accessed once the cave-in is triggered.
the blasting in your ears putting into perspective the malus of the thing facing you and the panic our heroes must feel in combating it. it pushes you on to kill the creature faster so as to not hear another blast in your ears, like how you hope to survive the next attack, at least with all your limbs intact
If I'm not misreading "malus" as "malice", then that's the perfect word to use for a track like this. This track hates you, this dungeon hates you, this GAME hates you. It's all malice and masochism! (Cos who else would keep trying at a game like this - sans any sort of walkthrough - without being at least a _little bit_ of a masochist?)
I wouldn't call them heroes actually, maybe just: Poor Soul that has entered in the worst place in Rondón. (Except Enki, that guy know what kind of things could happen in that place) Well, maybe Ragnvaldr is the most close thing to a hero, I mean his S Ending it's basically him killing all the bad things and going for more XD
@@Kiss_My_Aspergers Malus and Malice, if I recall right, are basically close enough to being the same word it makes little if any difference. You are absolutely correct though, the game is suffering incarnate, and yet we fire it up for another run...
yeah now that I think about it it kind of feels like when your mind goes blank from the surprise and shock of something. this just simulates the pounding dizziness you get when you are really horrified and your fight or flight kicks in and all conscious thought goes out the window in favor of survival
@@notapplicable9243 Uh, apparently the old man you speak of is actually 29 in game during the story. Enki just looks really old due to the magic that he's been dealing with.
The "I don't care how many lives, iterations, and reincarnations it takes. I'm going to bash your godly brains into the pavement before stealing your power" theme. An idea to live by.
This is when you make the players go from playing D&d, pathfinder, or Dungeon Crawl Classics to Call of Cthulhu: Dark ages edition. Better believe im gonna throw my players through stuff like this. They've already been making deals and pacts with Cthulhu and other demented gods and demons. Lol
There is also a lot of: Rrrrrraaaaaaa rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Hearing this while fighting Nas'hrah, imagining Darkness creeping closer with each sound beginning at 0:22 felt so powerful - even if it's an unwinnable encounter. To me, this is Nas'hrah and Darkness' theme.
This OST is really interesting to me. There isn't really any piece of music as such. The loud noises are sort of an alarm that really exalts the power of whatever you are facing (new gods, the older gods), while the background noises are kinda unidentifiable and sound like the music is "broken" as if two stones were grinding each other in with poor quality sound but not quite, representing in my opinion that the higher forces you are fighting, the gods, are out of your comprehension and that your senses cannot grasp their true power, form, etc. This is probably the most interesting piece of the game. Edit: Grammar
The weird grinding is probably a tape recorder with a blank tape in it, sounds identical to how old tvs or hand heads would sound when a tape skipped upwards or had a blank tape. Also a similar noise happens from vinyl players with blank disks.
I don't know if im introverted (I share some things?) But I do have some sort of phone phobia so this is indeed how ot feels. Now at my 26 is a little bit better (I have convinced my brain Is not that bad buuut the first seconds panic are never going away 😊)
F&H is the prime exemple on why a musical theme doesn't need to be complex in order to be powerful and memorable. Whenever you think about "epic boss music" you would think about epic chorus and super complex music but THIS theme is much more impactful in how it conveys emotions and the sense of gravity that comes with hearing it. An absolute masterpiece, in my opinion.
I made the habit of clear first areas fully and then constantly go to save every major events or x time 😂 it has saved me a LOT of headaches. Sadly I realized too late giving the girl to the cat was a bad idea 😅 3 hours gone so I can save the girl. All for the topless lady 😊
compared to any other video game battle music, this is a nightmare. blaring screams that sound like a fog alarm resounding within your skull. droning scratching of distant machinery, continuing without care. you are not meant to play the hero, you are the survivor.
"Prepare to die like a worm." "Of course you're closer to gods, you're standing next to one." "You're nothing more than a puppet in the grand scheme of things." "How little you really know..."
I've recently dived head first into the bottomless pit known as Fear & Hunger, with a good amount of videos being watched for lore. I don't know what about it has taken me by the throat to force me to consume the knowledge, but I take it with open arms.
I always imagine the weird sound in the background as the sound of blood flowing through veins and the low sound that repeats itself after the blasting sound as exhaling and inhaling in order to calm yourself down
There's two times this song play: When you didn't know what you were doing and fucked up bad And when you go toe to toe with a god willingly, hoping whatever preparations you made are going to be enough. And in both cases you're just overwhelmed by dread.
I would but man is it tedious the fact that you need torches but you might not get the naterials for then. I would put the total darkness thing only on hard mode
@@bizznick444joe7torches are so fucking annoying if you’re playing for a while. I got the Ragnvaldr S ending a couple days ago and at one point I had to go back into the mines and look for torches on the wall just so I could kill the ancient guardian.
I heard this song play, then saw what was approaching from the darkness beyond, I was alone and so my fear won out over my courage. *I fled and never looked back through the flesh of the dead again.*
there's such genius to this stupid track and i absolutely love it. shoutout to how after the loud notes finish, it takes 6 beats for them to play again, instead of a power of 2 like one would expect, breaking convention to allow for and fiercely deliver yet another punch in the gut. you only expect it if you're putting in the effort to count them.
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM! .........BAAAAAAAAAAAAMM!.......RHHM...RHHMMM.RRHHHM...RHHMMM..RHHMMM...RHMMM.BAAAAAAM!...BAMMMMM....BAAAAAAM!,BAAAAAMM!.....RRRRM......RMMMM.RRRRRMMM...RRRRNMM...rrrrrmm...RRRMMM {This is the lyrics of the song}
I love this song so much. It has perfect "dread has set in and hell will come after you now" vibe. Also I *just* noticed the doll in the cover art is posed like a certain god we fight
I really like this very faint aggressive beat in the background that is barely hearable at all because of the “BWO-O-O-O-O-OM” and constant ringing. You ARE trying to convince yourself that you’re going to come out on top in this battle, but you’re just way too scared to even think because of what you’re currently fighting against.
@@BunMoth не сказал бы что очень, но атмосфера нагнетающая. Возможно из за опыта в Darkwood (survival-horor с видом сверху), я только моментами чувствовал беспокойство и редко страх.
@@yaroslavnedelin7984 я бы сказал не просто страха, а ужаса. Когда в первый раз встретил персонажа с этой музыкой, испытанное называть страхом - несколько простовато.
Really though, Valteil's reveal in battle while this theme starts to drone in my ears was the most "hOLY SHIT!?" moment in the game for me. So damn cool!
When I was playing blind on stream and I interacted with the flesh and got Nas’hrah to spawn, this song along with chat members telling me to run put the fear of god into me
>plays dnd with friends >they've derailed the campaign and gotten into shit trouble >snuck into a dungeon they shouldn't have gone into (aka I didn't make a map of) >get everyone's attention >roll a bunch of dice on the table >sigh loudly >say "roll initiative" and turn this music on
it's pretty cool that the second round of the loud, abrasive sound at 0:57 doesn't start on a multiple of four, effectively taking the player off-guard.
This is the best horror soundtrack I've heard since Silent Hill 2 and 3. It carries that same sense of dread and unknowing, that same lurking feeling of doom. I just discovered this tonight, and now I absolutely need to play this game.
![[Breakcore] Final Battle Against the Gods](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/A9fKH32z50I/mqdefault.jpg)
![The God of Fear and Hunger [Fear and Hunger inspired song cover] ft. SOLARIA](/img/1.gif)
This song is the best way of knowing you made a mistake.
..a figure is approaching from the darkness..
@@SylvisNuvara *You We’re Crushed With Great Pressure.*
Mercenaryz was defeated
F
Or your unending thirst for knowledge compells you to reach to the very depths gaining strength over the impossible only to be punished by a literal god
“THAT’S IT, YOU’RE GOING BACK TO THE MAIN MENU”
Lol
Me with eastern sword and charm of yggaegetsu or what is his name: let's dance
POV:you failed a coin flip
No noo NOOOOO
Oh you Missed only 3 points of Damage?
Too bad
While you're back in the Dungeon think about what you could've done better
POV: Mario said "bye bye!" after you hid your DS under your pillow.
I didn't hear anything!? Did you? Nah, ma, yah trippin'
The fucking snitch
xd
Oh god
put this as a alarm and now a funny crow appear next to my bed every day
Imagine if Crow Mauler just did that not to take your limbs and eyes but just to make sure you are up on time
Caw blimey.
@@masterzoroark6664 "Wake the fuck up, mortal. We have a Griffith to burn."
@@masterzoroark6664 that's what he does in game, he's just really bad at controlling his strength
can't forget the o'le coin flip before i go to bed
This theme basically says: "You're about to go toe to toe with a god, you better be ready for this."
More like: "You're about to go toe to toe with a god, you fucking fool."
I wasn't
I didn't even know I was in the boss room
Still managed to beat Valtiel though
But Nas'hrah doesn't have toes.
No to me this theme says "you're about to go toe to toe with a god, you are not prepared child."
@@TheIceJournalNote to self, "Do not talk to the beheaded wizard."
"Don't you feel: Silly?"
"Don't you feel: Stupid?"
"Don't you feel: A little ashamed?"
Exactly how you should feel challenging an elder God like the Traces of Samir-al-Hyjjad
@@stinkystink9830 *Don't You Feel, a Little Dead? Kweh Kweh Kweh!* -Something far beyond your ken
Silly and Stupid: Rher Does a Little Trolling
Gesundheit @@stinkystink9830
"You were crushed with the great pressure"
Are*
@@lurksamagod1427 what are you correcting?
@@saucylot3235 It's "you are crushed with great pressure."
@@lurksamagod1427 No
@@saucylot3235 what then?
Beheaded Wizard is summoning something from the darkness!
Kueh kueh!
YOUR IMMINENT DOOM APPROACHES!
But it is a glorious way to go!
Just as I read the 'Your imminent doom approaches' part of your comment the second BWWWAAA came on!
@@catgckool428 It is an omen.
@@Grahaminations *I N D E E D*
Later on, Nash'rah never summons the darkness when he's on our party.
Could've been like:
Nash'rah ▶️ skills ▶️ The Darkness
I don't know why but this song goes a lot harder in-game, it feels a lot more brutal
Probably because most other songs ingame are very quiet and ambient, so a song with this much sheer volume and power is very overwhelming to switch to
And because it only plays when you’re face to face with the most horrific, unfathomable terrors of the depths.
@@paragon1150or just valteil lol
valteil was scary in his own right lmao@@Zoobydeeby
@@Zoobydeeby Valteil is honestly more dangerous than any of the actual final bosses, like yes I sure love to get turn one black orb'd or hurting.
Set this as your alarm ringtone and you'll never sleep again.
- I can't sleep, because I can see his eyes!
- They are getting close.
- THEY ARE GETTING CLOSER!!!
white noise
Nice pfp
Sure, Nas'hrah is a self-described evil wizard who introduces himself by attacking you, he's rude to everyone, and in life he was such a terrible dictator that the people felt it necessary to behead him...
But when you look past all that, he's a swell guy!
for some reason people condemn other characters with questionable attitudes like pocketcat and le'garde but forget that nas'hrah is probably worse than both
@@luksalter8200 Nas'hrah is most honest about being a monster. If someone seems too "good" in light of events it makes people suspicious. More to pick apart with pocketcat and le'garde versus the flying head who will burn you to death over a social slight laughing all the way.
Egypt's stance on corrupt politicians isn't too different as a real life example, they're openly corrupt but they trust them more than the ones pretending they aren't.
@@marthedge I mean I only know this from osmosis. I actually haven't been able to recruit Nas yet. I'm still trying to get the Eclipse Talisman and figure out how to pull Blue Sin without causing a cave-in.
Was able to recruit Moonless tho! And just today I achieved a marriage. So I'm getting warmer!
@@marthedge Do I have to pull out Blue Sin or is there another way to get the Eclipse Talisman? The map on the wiki seems to suggest that the Yellow Mage who drops the loot can only be accessed once the cave-in is triggered.
He is funny as hell tho
the blasting in your ears putting into perspective the malus of the thing facing you and the panic our heroes must feel in combating it. it pushes you on to kill the creature faster so as to not hear another blast in your ears, like how you hope to survive the next attack, at least with all your limbs intact
If I'm not misreading "malus" as "malice", then that's the perfect word to use for a track like this. This track hates you, this dungeon hates you, this GAME hates you. It's all malice and masochism! (Cos who else would keep trying at a game like this - sans any sort of walkthrough - without being at least a _little bit_ of a masochist?)
Malice is a perfect description. Oppressive also fits as well.
I wouldn't call them heroes actually, maybe just: Poor Soul that has entered in the worst place in Rondón. (Except Enki, that guy know what kind of things could happen in that place)
Well, maybe Ragnvaldr is the most close thing to a hero, I mean his S Ending it's basically him killing all the bad things and going for more XD
@@Kiss_My_Aspergers Malus and Malice, if I recall right, are basically close enough to being the same word it makes little if any difference. You are absolutely correct though, the game is suffering incarnate, and yet we fire it up for another run...
yeah now that I think about it it kind of feels like when your mind goes blank from the surprise and shock of something. this just simulates the pounding dizziness you get when you are really horrified and your fight or flight kicks in and all conscious thought goes out the window in favor of survival
What if you want to live, but God starts playing this song?
You know the answer.
death
God better be ready for the fight of his life against: an old man, a girl, a dog, and a skeleton
@@notapplicable9243 Uh, apparently the old man you speak of is actually 29 in game during the story. Enki just looks really old due to the magic that he's been dealing with.
*You are not supposed to be here"*
My brain after a minor fuck up:
Holy fuck based Witch.
Prison guard after you fail to cut his hand
Afraid to imagine what your brain is after a major one
@@altereichwald9483 🤣🤣
what did a minor do? :O
The "I don't care how many lives, iterations, and reincarnations it takes. I'm going to bash your godly brains into the pavement before stealing your power" theme.
An idea to live by.
I appreciate the sentiment, but “I don’t care how many lives it takes to win” may not be the best philosophy to LIVE by.
Brave of you, to assume that the number of lives and iteration is finite.
@@triarii9257
We come from infinity, and will return to infinity.
@@txstateninjaTell that to Subaru Natsuki.
Classic natsuki subaru grindset in s2
WE MAKING IT OUT THE HUE WITH THIS ONE!!!!
We Making It Out Of The Gore Pits With This One!!
We Making It Out Of The Artificial Green With This One!
We making it out of the bottom with this one
WE MAKING IIT OUT THE GOD OF THE DEPTHS DECEASED BODY WITH THIS ONE
WE MAKING IT OUT THE DUNGEONS WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥
This game's ost was really well done,good choice of good sound in correct place
The theme song that plays when you are about to get rekt lol
When the GM says:
"1d20 Sanity please."
This is when you make the players go from playing D&d, pathfinder, or Dungeon Crawl Classics to Call of Cthulhu: Dark ages edition. Better believe im gonna throw my players through stuff like this. They've already been making deals and pacts with Cthulhu and other demented gods and demons. Lol
When GM says:
"Can you roll for AC real quick?"
WoD players when they hear "Roll Self-Control/Humanity/Conscience"
When you reach into your new Bag of Holding and the DM asks you to roll
"Make a wisdom save"
"15."
"Oooooo..."
Lyrics:
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
There is also a lot of:
Rrrrrraaaaaaa
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Hearing this while fighting Nas'hrah, imagining Darkness creeping closer with each sound beginning at 0:22 felt so powerful - even if it's an unwinnable encounter. To me, this is Nas'hrah and Darkness' theme.
Something is aproaching from the darkness
its the lisa guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
oneyplays
That approaching enemy... that... thing..
Yeah whats that?
Can you even kill it?
"it scares me"
@@SIGNOR-G i think its called Darkness but im not certain. Sucks you cant summon it yourself tbh.
Yeah why couldn’t that floaty head bust that beast out against Grogoroth
my favorite song of the hole track, i don't remember ever hearing something more intimidating than this
That monster Nashrah summons literally gave me a nightmare, ugh so creepy
A giant minotaur gave you nightmares?
@@piccoloblack69its clenching fist gave me migraine tho
I remember thinking after I recruited 4 party members how I could easily take out nas'rhah. Man was I wrong lol
@@piccoloblack69 ITS NOT A MINOTAUR I REPEAT ITS NOT A MINOTAUR, THOSE ARE NOT HIS HORNS...
@@sebasmgrr8245wait, what? Then what are they?
a perfect theme for facing off against eldritch horrors beyond your understanding...
and francois
E U G H, F R E N C H
He’s a total pushover tbh
tbf french people are the true eldritch horrors
So this is what death sounds like
there has never been a song that lives up to its name and brings anxiety so swiftly like this song does
This OST is really interesting to me. There isn't really any piece of music as such. The loud noises are sort of an alarm that really exalts the power of whatever you are facing (new gods, the older gods), while the background noises are kinda unidentifiable and sound like the music is "broken" as if two stones were grinding each other in with poor quality sound but not quite, representing in my opinion that the higher forces you are fighting, the gods, are out of your comprehension and that your senses cannot grasp their true power, form, etc.
This is probably the most interesting piece of the game.
Edit: Grammar
It kinda reminds me of Drakengard 1 music in a way, just with all the distorted classical music removed so all you have is the *hell noise.*
@@jtlego1holy shit thats a good reference youre right this game does kinda gimme drakengard vibes lol
The weird grinding is probably a tape recorder with a blank tape in it, sounds identical to how old tvs or hand heads would sound when a tape skipped upwards or had a blank tape. Also a similar noise happens from vinyl players with blank disks.
@jtlego1 no wonder ive been on a drakengard ost rabbit hole. Thank you for that light bulb
For being such a simple piece, this song is probably one of the most intimidating song I've heard in game osts
This song makes every random encounter feel like you're going to die... well, that and you often do die from them.
This isn't the random encounter theme though?
@BBoy4040 Yeah I just started this game, and this played on that nas'rhah guy, pretty sure this is the games boss theme right?
@@eatthis8924 Yeah. Certain ones at least. There's two themes only used for bosses
Banger
MFs will really listen to heartbeats, silent sounds of flesh distorting and screams of the damned and still say, "Damn this shit slaps."
If you're not an introvert you can set this as your ringtone so you can experience the introverted level of anxiety of getting a call on your phone
lol
I don't think this is being introvert...
I don't know if im introverted (I share some things?) But I do have some sort of phone phobia so this is indeed how ot feels. Now at my 26 is a little bit better (I have convinced my brain Is not that bad buuut the first seconds panic are never going away 😊)
F&H is the prime exemple on why a musical theme doesn't need to be complex in order to be powerful and memorable. Whenever you think about "epic boss music" you would think about epic chorus and super complex music but THIS theme is much more impactful in how it conveys emotions and the sense of gravity that comes with hearing it. An absolute masterpiece, in my opinion.
I agree, but the music in Fear and Hunger is not good.. Not all
Sabes que lo cosa es seria cuando suena BRRRRRR
A game you're no longer playing you're just praying
This song sounds like facing the consequences of your actions.
DISGUSTING.
Ye everytime i start a fight "is this a Boss fight ?" Then 0:01 happens "yep one hour progress lost xd"
lol yeah like one or two hours
I made the habit of clear first areas fully and then constantly go to save every major events or x time 😂 it has saved me a LOT of headaches. Sadly I realized too late giving the girl to the cat was a bad idea 😅 3 hours gone so I can save the girl. All for the topless lady 😊
Dad picks up the belt
When you're feeding the doves in the park and a really big crow lands.
A terryfiyng presence has enterd the park.
It was at this moment that he knew... He f*cked up
pov of the "terrifying presence" when he enters the room to a dude in penance armor holding a cursed blue sin
This soundtrack played in my mind the moment I discovered Calculus 2 was required for my business degree at my university
'You have a bad feeling about this...'
compared to any other video game battle music, this is a nightmare. blaring screams that sound like a fog alarm resounding within your skull. droning scratching of distant machinery, continuing without care. you are not meant to play the hero, you are the survivor.
"Prepare to die like a worm."
"Of course you're closer to gods, you're standing next to one."
"You're nothing more than a puppet in the grand scheme of things."
"How little you really know..."
“what could go wrong? it’s just some old lady”
I've recently dived head first into the bottomless pit known as Fear & Hunger, with a good amount of videos being watched for lore. I don't know what about it has taken me by the throat to force me to consume the knowledge, but I take it with open arms.
I always imagine the weird sound in the background as the sound of blood flowing through veins and the low sound that repeats itself after the blasting sound as exhaling and inhaling in order to calm yourself down
Suddenly opened wrong door and the secret boss appears.
evil vine boom
lmao
😂😂😂😂
This song never fails to give me fear and possibly a bit of hunger too 10/10
There's two times this song play:
When you didn't know what you were doing and fucked up bad
And when you go toe to toe with a god willingly, hoping whatever preparations you made are going to be enough.
And in both cases you're just overwhelmed by dread.
Perfect song to face something disturbing and insane
Hands down my favorite piece from this game. Thank you very much for uploading.
The national anthem for “You fucked around and found out.”
Sounds like a generator. Raw power.
Play the game in the Terror and Starvation difficulty. You will be pleasantly surprised how different it is.
I would but man is it tedious the fact that you need torches but you might not get the naterials for then. I would put the total darkness thing only on hard mode
Pleasantly!? There's no such thing as 'pleasant' with this game.
@@noth1ingoriginal535 The game explains you will eventually be consumed by the Black.
@@larrydavinci2844 I play on Terror and Starvation when casually playing
@@bizznick444joe7torches are so fucking annoying if you’re playing for a while. I got the Ragnvaldr S ending a couple days ago and at one point I had to go back into the mines and look for torches on the wall just so I could kill the ancient guardian.
Where the fear is and the hunger stems for your will to live.
I heard this song play, then saw what was approaching from the darkness beyond, I was alone and so my fear won out over my courage. *I fled and never looked back through the flesh of the dead again.*
there's such genius to this stupid track and i absolutely love it. shoutout to how after the loud notes finish, it takes 6 beats for them to play again, instead of a power of 2 like one would expect, breaking convention to allow for and fiercely deliver yet another punch in the gut. you only expect it if you're putting in the effort to count them.
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAM!
.........BAAAAAAAAAAAAMM!.......RHHM...RHHMMM.RRHHHM...RHHMMM..RHHMMM...RHMMM.BAAAAAAM!...BAMMMMM....BAAAAAAM!,BAAAAAMM!.....RRRRM......RMMMM.RRRRRMMM...RRRRNMM...rrrrrmm...RRRMMM
{This is the lyrics of the song}
If your noisy neighbors piss you off, play this song at very high volume. They'll never look at you the same way again.
This is the song I used for my Rogue Trader 40k game when the Gellar Field dropped and one of the navigators was used as a conduit for a Daemon
I do imagine this track would be perfect when facing a greater demon.
We don’t search for old songs..
we search for old memories. 😢
floating head summons UNSPEAKABLE EVIL to annihilate you
The Wizard summoned something beyond us, our only choice is to die or run.
Soundtrack for when you fucked around and are about to find out.
The God of Fear and Hunger acknowledges your suffering.
The loudest song in the game for its greatest threats
FUUUUUUUCK THIS IS WHAT I WAS SEARCHING FOR!!!!!!!!!!
BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
I’m sure setting this as my morning alarm will make a great decision.
This feels like: "you're about to fight a supernatural being that you cany even defeat..."
You’ve overstepped your bounds…
I love this song so much. It has perfect "dread has set in and hell will come after you now" vibe.
Also I *just* noticed the doll in the cover art is posed like a certain god we fight
Made this my morning alarm and now i'm never late to work.
the "oh shit i picked the wrong fight" theme
I really like this very faint aggressive beat in the background that is barely hearable at all because of the “BWO-O-O-O-O-OM” and constant ringing. You ARE trying to convince yourself that you’re going to come out on top in this battle, but you’re just way too scared to even think because of what you’re currently fighting against.
i literally shat myself every time i entered a fight and heard this theme start playing, thanks
If "You Done F****d Up Now" had a theme song.
This is the song that plays in your ears when the red wake is standing behind you.
Vine boom sound effect
certified hood classic
Honestly considering making this my alarm but I don’t want to wake up in a cold sweat
Самый пугающий саундтрек в игре, для меня.
Fear & hunger это вообще очень страшная игра.
@@BunMoth не сказал бы что очень, но атмосфера нагнетающая. Возможно из за опыта в Darkwood (survival-horor с видом сверху), я только моментами чувствовал беспокойство и редко страх.
Передаёт давно забытое чувство, настоящего, животного, первобытного страха...
@@yaroslavnedelin7984 я бы сказал не просто страха, а ужаса. Когда в первый раз встретил персонажа с этой музыкой, испытанное называть страхом - несколько простовато.
@@Ziru0Gaming did you liked it?
Really though, Valteil's reveal in battle while this theme starts to drone in my ears was the most "hOLY SHIT!?" moment in the game for me. So damn cool!
The best tone setter I ever used for a DnD boss.
The monolithic creature slowly rises from the green mist...
Ngl this sounds like the literal experience of anxiety. Excellent track, I hate it
When I was playing blind on stream and I interacted with the flesh and got Nas’hrah to spawn, this song along with chat members telling me to run put the fear of god into me
Holy shit this makes me feel paranoid, i love it
Yeah let's put a hand in this pile of corpses, what could go wrong
>plays dnd with friends
>they've derailed the campaign and gotten into shit trouble
>snuck into a dungeon they shouldn't have gone into (aka I didn't make a map of)
>get everyone's attention
>roll a bunch of dice on the table
>sigh loudly
>say "roll initiative" and turn this music on
Can’t wait for Termina
You don't have to wait any longer.
it's pretty cool that the second round of the loud, abrasive sound at 0:57 doesn't start on a multiple of four, effectively taking the player off-guard.
this song is raw.
This plays when you re gonna do the one chip chalennge
This has got to be among the most impactful boss themes of all time.
everybody gangsta till Valteil throws out black orb + headbutt
This is the best horror soundtrack I've heard since Silent Hill 2 and 3. It carries that same sense of dread and unknowing, that same lurking feeling of doom. I just discovered this tonight, and now I absolutely need to play this game.
Something is advancing from the darkness... 💀