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Yes, iMUSE (Interactive Music Streaming Engine) as they called it was genius, not sure whether something like this does still exist these days.
by Braini 4y ago
Yes, iMUSE (Interactive Music Streaming Engine) as they called it was genius, not sure whether something like this does still exist these days.
- capableweb 4y agoSome games does change things depending on "action" in the game and such, but tends to be very basic variables + actions. I think GTA V for example actually changes the actual music as the action goes up, like when your wanted level changes. There is a racing game that does something even more basic (Trackmania maybe?) where they have a low-pass filter that opens up more and more the faster you go. Nothing like iMUSE I think though.
- ace2358 4y agoIt was one of my favourite things about Zelda breath of the wild. Some sessions I felt more like a conductor, depending on what I did in game, I could control the music. It was an amazing system to give you a clue on what was in your surroundings.
- rodgerd 4y agoPillars of Eternity 2 allows you to choose either letting the songs in the soundtrack play out, or to dynamically chop and change based on the scenes. The sea shanties while you're sailing around the map are a nice touch.
- ehnto 4y agoThe entire game of Portal 2 is a subtle musical performance. All the devices emit bits of music and their combination changes the song. The FAR series of games is also really seamless in this respect.