Horizon Forbidden West looked stunning in the recent State of Play presentation, showing off lots of gorgeous gameplay. Something that maybe didn't get quite as much attention was the music, which sounded like it'll complement the action really well. If you're interested in the game's OST, you're in luck — Guerrilla has just released a digital EP, featuring four tracks from the upcoming sequel.
The game has a pretty big group of composers working on the soundtrack. As shared on the PlayStation Blog, Joris de Man, Niels van de Leest, and The Flight all make a return to the series, having arranged the first game's music. They're joined this time by Oleksa Lozowchuk to form a composing supergroup. You can hear each of them discussing the soundtrack in the video above.
There's plenty more info on the PS Blog, and again, you can stream or download the EP from all the usual places through this link. What do you think of Horizon Forbidden West's music so far? Put some headphones on in the comments section below.
[source soundtracks.lnk.to, via blog.playstation.com]
Comments 8
Sweet. Something to listen to while I go grocery shopping this morning.
@RBMango listening right now while I'm working! very serene
There's a whole bunch of promotion and marketing for a game that may not even release this year.
@Octane since when are huge games not promoted and marketed a year in advance?
The music was amazing in the gameplay reveal.
The music was a semi-highlight in the first game. The ambient music was great but there just wasn’t enough of it so it started getting a bit repetitive by the end. Frozen Wilds totally could have done with more new tracks too, especially ambient ones. Hopefully the sequel has a bit more variety.
I loved the music in the State of Play. It fit the action and tone of the gameplay so well. I can't wait to hear the whole score.
To me the music was a standout from the gameplay trailer. It sounded really pumped up, really matches the futuristic and at the same time ancient look of the game!
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