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Thank you! I always wanted to create a project about synesthesia as I find it utterly fascinating. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you, this is the old soundtrack from the 2020 game jam version of the game. Have a look in my playlist for soundtracks and you will find the updated soundtrack with all the new tracks too.

The game is also on itch.io and you get the soundtrack included in the game there too. katanalevy.itch.io/daemonologie

The intro song used in the game is called "Keys Of Life" by Arktika

@wholesomevex I appreciate the suggestion, that's a very nice song, but it absolutely is not the same song as in the intro. It sounds nothing like it

Thanks, it's great fun to spend time on some physical crafts after working at the computer so long.

Sorry, it's very unlikely. I'm not a fan of Spotify or other subscription services. But you get the audio files for the full OST when you buy the game and can take the songs anywhere then.

@@katanalevygames understandable! very awesome ost, absolutely love auld kirk

One of my all time favourite melodies! I had so much fun recording that one. I first heard Anne Briggs rendition of it and it's still one of my favourite versions of the song. If you have any recordings of yourself singing it online I'd love to hear it!

I adore the From Software soundtracks! Bloodborne Old Hunters DLC is the reason I bought a midi keyboard and started writing music.

Yeah a few people mentioned that. It's one of the very few Gaelic vocal libraries so it crops up a few places.

@katanalevygames Yeah, it's pretty amazing picking over there. You did well. I saw you from the latest Jackcepticeye video by the way, unsure if you know he played your game yet or not. Also, I would love to have the song for the trailer as well, that sounded divine but I couldn't find it in the official Playlists, unless im missing something? Anyways, cheers! You did a wonderful job.

@ Yeah, i just finished watching his video. Really nice of him to play it! Should be all the songs on this updated playlist for the Steam version of the game: ua-cam.com/video/-UYCeVAh1hU/v-deo.html . Thank you!

immediately searched for the soundtrack as well, especially for the shepherd's, it's beautiful!

Hey, thank you very much! This is actually to old soundtrack from the 2020 game jam version of the game. You can find the full soundtrack (with all these songs and the new ones for the full version) here: ua-cam.com/video/-UYCeVAh1hU/v-deo.html

Thank you! Probably not, I'm really not a fan of Spotify or any other subscription services so it's unlikely to ever go on there. But you do get the soundtrack files included when you buy the game so you can play them whenever you like.

It's my own mix of various vocal samples from a Gaelic vocal library pack called Forgotten Voices: Barbary. So it's a mix of clips from various traditional songs.

​@@katanalevygames well done my friend. Elevated the game in so many ways.

Any way to find the beginning voice on youtube? Its incredible

@@grayfox2368 Not in the same way as the song. As I said to the comment above - it's from a sample library called Forgotten Voices: Barbary so you would have to purchase that if you want just the raw samples.

@@katanalevygamesokay, thank you very much for the Information :)

I know, Epic have still not managed to fix that one bug since Fab launched! They forced me to turn on the maturity setting for this pack but the maturity setting doesn't work so the pack is stuck in limbo. Any hopes of them finally making a competent storefront have been dashed.

@katanalevygames Is there any work around? Maybe to buy it via artstation? Or directly from you?

@ Ha, unfortunately my Artstation account also has an issue since Epic took over. They won't accept my documentation, despite it being the same as my Unreal store. Send me an email to my address on here and I can work something out for you.

Thank you! I remade the game in October and the more complete soundtrack is also available on my channel in the Music/Soundtracks Playlist.

Thanks for checking it out! I saw their video and really glad they enjoyed it. They definitely didn't show off absolutely everything.

The post process volume is the typical way to adjust the overall brightness of the scene. Open the Outliner and fine the PostProcess Volume inside the Environment folder. Look for Lens>Exposure>Exposure Compensation and set it to a higher value. You can also adjust the values of the Directional Light and Skylight in that same folder to make the scene brighter.

@@katanalevygames Thank you so muchhhh

No problem at all, have fun! :)

Thanks for your interest! The example map with all the lighting and post-processing and walkable collision is included in the pack as shown in the video. It really depends what your game might need. It's not a complete sprawling battlefield, but there is enough example setup there in some connected trenches, some bunkers long them and some no-man's land all in a reasonable area that you see how it all works and expand/change it depending on your game design.

It's not deleted, but somebody decided to report it as mature content right before black friday and epic took it down temporarily. So I'm waiting in the appeal process to get it back up.

Sorry, UA-cam accidentally deleted your last reply. Hopefully the pack will be back up soon but sorry it will miss out on the black Friday sale price. There will be more sales in the future.

Did you have some opinion

Hey, always cool to hear someone is experimenting with the audio in their games. I can try and help with any questions you have but I'm not a huge expert with audio in Unreal.

@@katanalevygames thanks buddy

Thank you so much for your kind words and for playing!

Hey, thanks for checking it out again. Yes this is still the same trench bunker pack we spoke about before. It has some flat ground and craters, dead trees for no man's land. It has trench walls and floors and the interiors of the bunkers. Everything you see in the video is included in this pack. The other pack is more dedicated variations on just the trench parts. Hope that clears it up for you.

Haha, she should be! XD

Thanks! The vibrant colours are mostly due to the light colours in the example scene to give an eye catching look compared to other hell scenes on the marketplace. If you check the product page you can see in the second half of the screenshots how it looks under standard lighting conditions and most things are pinky/red with subdermal colour layers of speckled blue red and yellow to give a very subtle natural flesh colour variation.

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much!

All the music was written for the game so I don't really have names for them other than "intro song". It uses samples from a Gaelic vocal library so there are part phrases from several different traditional songs mixed in. It won't be on the 2020 soundtrack video as I wrote several new pieces for the remake. There's going to be a soundtrack DLC soon for the game on Steam which will include all music from the 2020 and 2024 games, plus the sound design/music for the cinematics.

@@katanalevygames I see. Cheers!

I have to being a solo dev! XD The trick is to just learn what you need to get things done in each one.

Thank you! The soundtrack for the 2020 version is still on my channel and is only missing two songs from the new version: ua-cam.com/video/2taFKetoe8M/v-deo.htmlsi=LrExfM6XoOGNBFYK . Might also be a soundtrack/artbook DLC coming to the game soon too!

I would absolutely love to get some translations done for the game! I have already programmed in what is needed for translations but since I'm a solo developer with zero budget I'll have to wait and see how sales are before I can afford the actual translating to be done.

@@katanalevygames Compreendi, espero que venda muito

Thanks so much!

@@katanalevygames I didn't get around to trying it last night, however I've just finished a couple of runs, so to speak. I'll avoid saying much regarding the story for fear of spoilers - which although there isn't a lot of - it's best to experience the game blind. And that's what it is, a unique experience; one of darkness, foreboding and melancholy, all crammed into a short game. The stop-motion cutscenes were eerie, and in some ways reminiscent of David Firth's work. The sound and music work well, and while there isn't much in the way of dialogue, you still manage to create multiple threads between the characters. There's also a touch of dark humour. This isn't exactly a review, just a few thoughts immediately after playing it. There's plenty more I could say, and I haven't even touched on the mini-game aspect (which given the context is a pretty messed-up term). The game feels like a concept that could be expanded on and fleshed out. Obviously that takes time, a dev team, as well as money, so don't view this as a sleight against your work; you should be immensely proud of what you've created.

@@outlandishusername Thank you so much for playing and taking the time to share your initial thoughts here! I'm a big fan of David Firth's work so there's no doubt some of it influenced part of my style and I take that as a huge compliment. In a way this is the expanded version of the concept as it was originally created for a game jam back in 2020. I explored several different ideas for expanding it even further while making this version and they all pulled away from the central experience. I've no doubt there's ways to do it but after two versions, I think this will be as far as I'm taking this and I'll move onto something else for my next project. Thanks again!

Thank you so much, hope you enjoy it!