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Developer: Daniel Mullins Games
Composer: Jonah Senzel
Artist: Carpet Crawler (CcrawlerArt)
As always, I am not associated with Daniel Mullins, nor the development of Incryption or anyone at Devolver Digital.
Playlist: • Inscryption Extended OST
Views : 491,134
Genre: Gaming
Date of upload: Oct 31, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.982 (48/10,393 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-09T21:06:34.865138Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
We can''t all deny that act1 is the best part of the game
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I don't know if Dan knew this when he was making the game but he really did Slavic mythology justice, especially with the Trapper/Trader. Slavic fairy tales have a lot of malicious entities masquerading as benevolent helpers (or actually being both). If I remember right, Baba Yaga does that a whole lot. Well done, Dan.
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How did I not notice the mask being the Trader...
IT WAS RIGHT THERE
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THERE'S GOLD IN THEM THERE SOUNDTRACKS!!!!!!!
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I think my favorite thing about this theme has to be the "ticking" sounds. Those are muted strums on an acoustic, and the way he uses them here is absolutely perfect. Like you're just waiting to die to the Trapper and be skinned. Neat!
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That humming is so addicting, I can't stop coming back to hear it. Music to my ears
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Fighting the trapper/trader is such a good and simple twist it’s honestly astonishing. The player is given time to internally befriend the two before suddenly pulling the rug up from under them. Now the dynamic switches, the player becomes disdainful of the trapper’s/trader’s mere presence, all that built up trust gone in a flash. The player now has more motivation than ever to go back and exact revenge with malicious resolve.
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if each boss had his own act like leshy did the game wouldve been perfect
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I literally have this playing over everything I do. Listen to a podcast? Trader theme. Taking a bath? Trader theme. Sleeping music? Trader theme. Meditating? Trader theme. It just works!
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This song is so simple yet it’s so perfect at encapsulating everything about the trapper and the trader. Act 1 was my favourite due to Leshy’s storytelling, and how the game truly felt like you were playing a DND session with an enthusiastic DM
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Now I just really want a full game of act 1 only
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This game is scary in act 3, but the first act was the best of all, change my mind
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I imagine how would the angler and prospector would sound like without the background sounds.
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Song analysis!
A) The humming tells you that the Trapper is close... His breath brushes across the same air you do... His eyes follow your tracks... He hums because he knows you will be near, and he is confident you have no means of egress.
B) The ticking, as most will agree, is the message of a clock slowly reaching zero... I'm sure we all know what he does when that happens.
C) The strums of guitar feel twofold here: One is that it feels tense and reminds me of old western movies where two strangers face off, prepared to draw their revolvers and fire! Two, the guitar, especially the acoustic guitar, has always been use for dramatic flair. It tells you things have reached a peak, like how this is both a climactic battle and a dropping off point for a lot of players when his powerful team sweeps them back to the beginning. It truly sets the tempo.
D) And finally, something I should've addressed earlier. The humming reverberates, as if it's really two voices. This plays off somewhat about how this is both the Trader AND Trapper, so he hums with two voices to reinforce to you that you've been betrayed by not one, but two friends (a very very subtle hint about the two "villains" of this game).
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"Let's trade." -Trader
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The trappers theme is a perfect compression of the character into music. The deep humming telling us the trappers gruff expression, the ticking of a clock to remind us of the ever-present threat in front of us, and the light strums of the guitar playing along in background of the theme so we may recognize the tenseness of the fight as to overshadow the previous fights. A prefect rendition of the character.
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This is my favorite theme from the game. I'm glad this one doesn't have those skinning sounds. They were gross rather than actually scary.
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What i like is each boss of Leshy is more dangerous than the one before.
The prospector is crazy and is more of an annoyance, he doesn’t hurt you fromhis own will, his crazyness makes him do it. His theme is light, only pickaxe sound
The angler is dumb and imposing but more about forcing you to fish with/for him (« go fish »). He hurt you to make you obey. So his theme is as menacing as he is toward you.
While the Trapper and the trader…they WANT to kill you…to skin you and use your skin as clothes…they want to kill you from their own will…so that is why for me, from the 3 bosses, their theme as to be, and it’s the case, the most dreadfull of all. And god damn how good it is!
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I like how they're the boss of the winter area. The hard winter is making them do awful things.
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@BigRedBulletPrime0522
2 years ago
You’ll supply the pelts.
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