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‘Path of Exile is a free online-only action role-playing game set in the dark fantasy world of Wraeclast. It is currently under development by Grinding Gear Games in New Zealand. A public beta is anticipated in mid 2011′

We have been contracted to produce and manage the consistently evolving audio requirements of the game. We are immensely impressed by the game thus far, and predict it will do well. Have a look:

We recorded/mixed this late last year. It’s been well received and well reviewed.

 

 
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Mothers of Darkness – 3 Years

Latest Single

First up was the type of game that we dream about:

Dead Pixels

We need very little encouragement to make old school computer game music. And with this effort we won best soundtrack at the Auckland GGJ. God bless the MSSIAH.

“Dead Pixels is a hardcore retro platformer with a twist – the pixels of your monitor are decaying, obscuring your vision. As the pixels become extinct, it’s much harder to see where the dangers are. The speed of decay is proportional to how fast you’re moving. Do you take the level at speed, or carefully explore with limited visibility?”

“We went for the achievement ‘Back to School, OLD School: The game must have a screen resolution of exactly 160×144, is restricted to a colour palette of four shades of the same colour, and the game must be 1 Megabyte or less on disk (incl. executable, all assets and external libraries, unzipped)”

Noah More Heroes

The team who made this game have to be commended for their unique vision, and ambition. Noah More Heroes has bucket loads of charm, and best of all, it WORKS.

We aren’t responsible for all the sounds on this. We made the majority of the animal/environmental/action sound fx and wrote the ridiculous title screen music (deliriously trying to entertain ourselves at 6 am)

#1 on BFM for 2 months, and featured strongly throughout national alternative charts.
Was used as a backdrop to several radio advertisements.
Positive feedback in regards to the ‘retro’ sound we achieved on Flamingos (and ‘My Presence Is Fading’) has attracted several bands to come and record with us, including 1995.

1995 – Foreign Soil

#1 on BFM, #2 on the national alt chart (Stayed in the top 40 for 13 weeks)
High ‘A’ Rotate at BFM, Radio Active, Radio 1, Contact FM and Kiwi FM.
They secured a set at this years Big Day Out, based on the the strength of this single alone (no album/EP release to date).