As a result, there are plenty of tracks on the soundtrack that are explorative and revealing in some manner. Sawhney created this soundtrack, above all, to portray the journey of Monkey and Trip. Other immersive action works include “Slaveship”, which features the brutal orchestral dissonance and chaotic tribal rhythms associated with the avant-garde greats of Jerry Goldsmith’s The Planet of the Apes, and “The Battle”, a fusion of orchestral, electronic, and rock elements with a great presence on the battlefield. The layering here is characteristic of the approach of an electronic musician, though it is clear that Sawhney nevertheless understands how to orchestrate to produce the boldest sounds. Early in the game, “Rhino Chase” offers a breathtaking backdrop to an intense pursuit Sawhney captures the formidable nature of the mechanised enemy with heavy textures and war cries, while capturing the physical pace and psychological effect of the pursuit with relentless string motifs and pounding ethnic percussion. The score also features the weight of The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra in many of the more epic tracks in the soundtrack. It is completely original yet profoundly meaningful music like this that has earned the artist Mercury Award nominations and it is delightful that he is now offering innovations in game music too. Much like Nitin Sawhney’s original albums, the music is nevertheless still satisfying on both an emotional and intellectual level on a stand-alone basis. It is a song full of contradictions that can only be truly understood by experiencing the music with the visuals. However, this is only the beginning and the subsequent “Cloud Surfing” - combining the radiant voice of a boy soprano with hostile electronic components. He somehow manages to create a particularly dark and immersive soundscape by repeating a range of minimalistic electronic fragments and distorting them in a range of ways. On the opening track “The Right to Enslave”, Nitin Sawhney immediately reflects his individuality as an experimental electronic musician while capturing the post-apocalyptic setting of the game. The resultant soundtrack was available as a physical release and digital supplement with certain editions of the game and has also been released for independent listening at various music scores. Following a successful collaboration with the developer on Heavenly Sword, British electronic artist and film composer Nitin Sawhney returned to score the music and he took a particularly deep approach. In 2010, Ninja Theory’s epic interactive adaptation of the novel Journey to the West was released to universal acclaim. Created by Ninja Theory Ltd.Enslaved -Odyssey to the West- Original Soundtrack One-time license fee for downloads to up to 2 console systems that are associated with the purchasing account.ENSLAVED™: Odyssey to the West™ Premium Edition & © 2010, 2013 NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. This item has been sublicensed to you by Sony Computer Entertainment America. The Premium Edition includes the original critically-acclaimed game, and additional DLC content “Pigsy’s Perfect 10” as well as character enhancement skins Ninja Monkey, Classic Monkey and Sexy Trip.1 player1MB minimum save sizeHDTV screen resolution: 720pDUALSHOCK®3 Purchase or use of this item is subject to the PlayStation®Network Terms of Service and User Agreement and this item's use restrictions. If she dies, he dies and her journey has now become his. She hacks a slave headband and fits it on Monkey, linking them together. Trip quickly realizes that Monkey is her ticket to freedom and is her only hope to survive her perilous journey back home. Monkey, a strong, brutish loner and fellow prisoner also gets free by virtue of his raw power and brawn. Trip, a technologically savvy young woman has been imprisoned by a slave ship but manages to escape using her mental prowess. Follow a gripping, surprise-filled journey as two dissimilar characters form an uneasy partnership in order to survive through a perilous, post-apocalyptic America.
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