This one started out much happier and uplifting and slowly went down into dread and despair, much like a bunch of FP1 had in its OST, but this one does have a more grandeur feel to it aswell compared to FP1
I think it's a good way of viewing the two games. The first was about fighting for your own survival, the odds against you. Each person lost was devastating and the stakes were high for you and a few hundred people. In this game, you're fighting not just for your survival but for the continuance of the city. You have hope to make it but you need to be careful and plan accordingly, basically using the one chance you got from the first game to the fullest potential. Instead of hundreds of people relying on you, it's thousands. The risks are higher, more lives are at stake with any misstep you might make.
@@keybyea the Song gives less of a rag tag group just fighting for their groups survival, and more of a grandeur of several thousand people all trying to fight for survival, with possible group and class divisions fighting for dominance in the society of the future
This track played in my playthrough some weeks before the first "whiteout". It really delivered the same feeling of hopelessness, despair and dread like the track "before the storm" from Frostpunk 1 Especially the part at 2:43 freaky spine chills 🥶
until 2:00 it sounds like it belong in a futuristic setting like Blade Runner 2049. Imagine an intrincate detective story with nuclear powered generators and rogue AIs set in the Frostpunk universe...
This one started out much happier and uplifting and slowly went down into dread and despair, much like a bunch of FP1 had in its OST, but this one does have a more grandeur feel to it aswell compared to FP1
I think it's a good way of viewing the two games.
The first was about fighting for your own survival, the odds against you. Each person lost was devastating and the stakes were high for you and a few hundred people.
In this game, you're fighting not just for your survival but for the continuance of the city. You have hope to make it but you need to be careful and plan accordingly, basically using the one chance you got from the first game to the fullest potential. Instead of hundreds of people relying on you, it's thousands. The risks are higher, more lives are at stake with any misstep you might make.
@@keybyea the Song gives less of a rag tag group just fighting for their groups survival, and more of a grandeur of several thousand people all trying to fight for survival, with possible group and class divisions fighting for dominance in the society of the future
This track played in my playthrough some weeks before the first "whiteout". It really delivered the same feeling of hopelessness, despair and dread like the track "before the storm" from Frostpunk 1
Especially the part at 2:43 freaky spine chills 🥶
My personal favorite soundtrack so far. I had to upload this one first.
Fr, i would give u my heatstamp bro
Same
It gives me so much chills
Especially when you’re playing hard, you know?
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You are doing the lord's work with those soundtrack releases. Thanks man
Best track so far
Sounds like it's inspired by Hans Zimmer
until 2:00 it sounds like it belong in a futuristic setting like Blade Runner 2049. Imagine an intrincate detective story with nuclear powered generators and rogue AIs set in the Frostpunk universe...
Don't give them ideas 😂
Does anyone know which instrument plays at 2:50 for example. (this short melody)
My first though was that its a Marimba with a type of echo effect
The echo I have no idea but the string is likely a cello
Idk sounds like a violoncello
more clear sound is at 2:37, given the nationality of the composer, it might be dulcimer or balalaika, it has very strong reverb so it's hard to know
@@loanselot325 thx
In the recent music spotlight they talk about a "ghost cello" or something like that
Nice!
This one is my favourite
Why does this track not have a unique name??? How do you make 🔥 and not name it?!?
Or is it because it’s in beta?
Beta
We don’t know the name of the song due to it’s been a beta