Everyone loves Soldiers of the Sea, for good reason, but my favorite is Murder, because it's one of the only tracks that features a violin solo. It's probably unintentional, but I like to imagine it's the ghost of Nunzio Pasqua urging us on, begging us to realize the injustice of his death and the stupidity of his murderer.
@@jonouchihisashi2749 lol if you're looking through the comments on a game's OST, you're asking for spoilers. Besides, Pasqua's death is hardly spoiler material.
Spoiler At least Nichols got what was coming when the last Formosan shoots him dead after this dick had the BALLS to come back to the ship after what he pulled
The soldiers of the sea part has to be one of the most magical moments I've experienced in a game. The way you start from behind the walls, only getting glimpses of the creatures, to finally being up close to them and noticing the humanoid figures on top. Witnessing all the death and chaos as the sailors fight for their lives. All the while that music playing, so good. If I could erase my memory of this game to play it fresh again I would.
@@leocarlton4364 It is being revealed in reverse time order, but you begin seeing the scenes with one where you can only watch through tiny slits in a wall.
What makes it even cooler is how quickly the chapter happens. Soldiers of the Sea seems only around a minute or two max of real time so it's really impressive how quickly the sailors are able to pass out weapons and fight back.
Saw this on the video for Soldiers of the Sea, but I just wanted to share this absolute poetry someone wrote with y'all "Lightning heralded their arrival, these horrific riders of the deep, and as their spiny legs crawled upon the unsuspecting Obra Dinn, the funeral bell tolled ceaselessly."
Soldiers of the Sea genuinely provokes an emotional reaction, if you closed your eyes you might think it was about brave soldiers at sea or something But in the game, you see don't see soldiers. You see terrified workers, throwing themselves at these seemingly indestructible monsters in a desperate bid to save each other. In the end it was for nothing, but those were the heroes of this story.
I think you missunderstood who the "Soldiers of the sea" are. It doesn't refer to the sailors but to the creatures that seems to be soldiers on the giant crabs sent by the mermaids to save them and get back the shells that belong to them
The sea folk did a pretty bad job all things considered, it was easy to see the formossans where tided up and they cleary did not give a shit, also they had very little visable culture wich is sad nipples made up for it though
No one mentioned it yet, but... Have tou noticed that the main melody of Murder B is played by violin? That's because murdered Nunzio Pasqua was violinist
The bells are for soldiers of the sea as the “beat to quarters” order would be accompanied by a constant ringing of the bell to ensure all hands were up and fighting.
I recently discovered the game And DAMN Lucas Pope did a really good job in lore-building You don't need to have seen every boring day on the ship to BELIEVE what's happening to them could, in some way, be real, you just barely "know" them but despite that the game does a really great job at making you feel bad for pure strangers on a cursed ship
@@nicolaspicart3485 They brought the curse on the ship, and death was the only possible deliverance for those who refused to right their wrongs (since the ones that did mostly went out to Africa with Evans, except poor Moss)
I miss the off-game moments of conclusion or realization I had while playing this game I used to think about it before going to bed then jump to play it because I remembered a key clue
I had no idea what to expect of this game. First thoughts: ,,Hmm weird/cool artstyle, interesting vibe/asthetic. Weird mechanic. Nice music." And then it happened. This game is in my head for months now. I'm listening to the music sometimes and still think about it often. I think, this is one of the best games I have ever played. What a perfect and unique experience.
In retrospective, it's kinda wild how in every "chapter" you get glimpses of the power the watch possesses, being able to research the deaths of other inaccessible corpses through another corpse, and how animals and body parts are also included in this "death replay", and how it all comes back for the grand finale, it makes it feel earned, since you saw all of that, you experienced it, and thanks to that it doesn't feel like an asspull power that came out of nowhere, just a character well aware of this power and setting everything up for someone to uncover everything. Also the moment you uncover the kraken attacking the ship and see it through the captain's wife (I think she was the wife) is easily one of the greatest "oh shit" moments I experienced recently in gaming, since I knew nothing of the game, well that and the abominations riding crabs was also downright terrifying
That first moment I saw the kraken I assumed I see the memories of someone and that it's hallucinations. Well... a few minutes later I knew I was wrong.
@@DoctorDoomsPvP It didn't help that that scene was one of the ones you had to keep coming back to every time you wanted to check some important details...
Simply the best deduction game ever made yet. A true masterpiece. And the soundtrack manages to stick this experience for a very long time in your head. Most likely the most intense and emersive gameplay experience for me.
The Bosun gotta be my favorite character. Just the way he struts around everywhere like he owns the place. (And the pose he did in the scene on top deck right after chapter 4 was super funny)
Yes, everytime you see him he knows what to do. He just goes and gets the job done. Remember the time when mermaids were pulled up in nets and they shoot spikes at crew? He dodged one of them in that moment. Giga chad
@@fytos_ to be fair, Martin (3rd mate) seemed quiet distressed (he was reaching out his hand and everything) witnessing his steward getting crushed by a loose cannon But Martin overall striked me as a good and caring person from what I've seen in the memories
@@friendlygarbageman1675 (spoilers) Martin is also one of the really good ones, caring for the ill seamen in Chapter 2 and being the main reason the Obra Dinn got to be found in Falmouth in the first place
I love that the last person on board that I successfully identified is actually one of the first two people it's possible to identify at the start of the game: the helmsman. It's really funny to me how you can dive into the deepest rabbit holes of information trying to get one person's identity, but completely ignore the guy standing (sorta) next to the helm every time he's on screen.
The return of the Obra Dinn was not a game, it was an experience i will never forget, and the music absolutely completed that experience. It was brilliant.
Lucas Pope makes the best games. Paper's Please and Return of the Obra Dinn are two of the best games I've ever played. Especially Obra Dinn, its mind-blowing.
It's been a year since I last played, I can't wait to get back into the game. This game is so memorable, you have to wait that long to forget the characters so it's not too easy to solve again! Edit: Just got around to playing it again. It's been 9 months, and I still remember the names of half of the characters. It's like meeting old friends.
Just finished! Amazing game! I couldn´t stop thinking about it on the solid 20 hours I was playing it. My only complain is that a lot of characters could be guessed abusing the 3 confirmation system and that a lot of characters could be guessed because they had a stereotyipical face, clothes or name LOL.
It's crazy how the game starts with 'oh shit a mutany' - I wonder how it started and then the next thing you see is how capitans wife died. And then your head explodes.
Oh my it was so memorable. I was trying to figure out how she died. Looked around. Then Looked up to see what fell onto her. Following the ropes back down again untill .... holy sh...!!!
@@schnittmagier5515 dude, i didnt actually see the kraken there i thought the rigging was broken somehow by the storm only when returning to it i saw it and i was like holy fucking shit
An amazing game I will likely never be able to replay. Even now these critical moments are burned into my mind. I tried to replay it and almost instantly I remembered some of the ones I had the hardest time with.
Idk if you could call this a horror game (yet, I've only played for about an hour) but it's definitely the first game to make me put it down, not out of fear, but because I had to go hug my boyfriend to really appreciate the fact he would never get crushed or shot by a loose cannon, lmao
Totally understand you, and as the game proceeds you feel bad for the characters, almost none of them deserved what happened on that ship. Poor Charlie was just a boy, and got impaled and burnt alive bc Nichols was greedy and decided to bring the mermaids back to the ship
I’d call it gothic. There’s elements of the super natural but the point is the mood and narrative. Not the gore, which is treated more matter of fact then to shock.
Soldiers of the Sea has such a whimsical feel to it, it almost feels like it could be from a Wes Anderson film, which is ironic considering how it plays over scenes of brutal death and tragedy
It's funny how many people mention the Soldiers of the sea part, and I agree that was a huge turning point for the story. Not only did it sound great, but it also was truly such a surprise.
So do I my friend, so do I.. I think it's one of the greatest gamesoundtracks of all time. So small and compact, all hit, no miss.. and I can't hear it without returning to the events on that ship.. they keep on lingering in my head.
Love it. Replayed it last week. I think the ID that made me feel smartest was Brennan. In my first playthrough, he was one of the last to match. But! Someone calls for him by name, and if you leave the room, there's one sailor looking that direction with his hand to his ear. All the subtle details are genius.
Played this game. Loved every part of it. Made and watched my best buddy play this game. Loved it. I can't wayt to be back in some years. What a masterpiece.
one of the most unique game experiences ive ever had the absolute pleasure of indulging in. 4 times in fact. this was worth pushing for all the endings/achievements, but im sure we all know it was that first playthrough that made this an epic among epics. games like obra dinn prove to me that "small indie game" just isnt an excuse for the lackluster. excellence and brilliance can shine through with any medium, if your creativity is up to par. 🥰
@@quadronaut well to make a long story short, my first playthrough was raw. didnt know what i was doing, just did the best i could. after completing it i _learned_ about the achievements, then went back and started my 3 playthroughs. one of them is actually to simply omit every detail and name, one of them is to get most of the names and details right but omit the supernatural elements (the kraken, the fishfolk, the treasure etc) which coincides with the ingame ending as well. has to do with the fates, 0 - 27 fates gets the first ending, 30 - 55 gets the second ending, and so after that you only need to actually complete each and every detail correctly, one time, to get all three endings, and achievements. (tl;dr - first playthrough i goofed, 2nd ~ 4th i did them properly, meaning i only actually got the names correct on a single playthrough)
Спасибо за сбор всех саундтреков к игре! А также, отдельное спасибо за их таймкоды. Благодаря таким каналам старики могут почувствовать ностальгию по играм)
Very much yes. That scene taught me no-one efs the captain apart from the captain's wife. And arguably the captain himself, if you consider what he got up to before the wreck got found.
even after all this time there's something about listening to the soundtrack of this game that just makes me feel discomfort i don't know why could be the knowledge that this stuff plays during what is supposed to be the exact moment a soul left this world could be the memories of being scared half to death by the soldiers of the sea and thinking that the lone spike we see in the lazarette window was the leg of one of the spider crabs waiting for some climactic thing where we open the door to it and get jumped by it, leaving the secrets of the obra dinn a forgotten tale as the inspector and the boat guy are killed by it could be the fear that this game instilled in me of "wow we really might not know of some things in the ocean like that" could be something else entirely all i know is that there's something about listening to this that makes my entire nerve system kick into overdrive and make me feel weird
This song came up for me yesterday and despite having never consciously thought about the music, or of this game at all, since I beat it ages ago, I can't get this OST out of my head now! It was more genius than I gave it credit for at the time (to be fair, I had mysteries to solve)
I remember playing this game for the first time while on call w my friends and the way we all collectively yelled “WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT“ when the sea monsters attacked, still such great memories we had so many laughs during this game
A Bitter Cold was the saddest chapter for me. Imagine seeing your good friends slowly succumb to a disease amidst the journey aboard the ship. This game truly is remarkable. Harkens me back to a time where I enjoyed computer games for simply being what they are. Idk if that makes any sense lmfao
I had such memorable time with this game, i want to get back into it but maybe i should wait for a year or two before, hoping i forgot enough of the crew's names, and play it "fair" as i would give names and fates only if i do have solid proofs and without guessing.
I played this game in late June but I can't stop thinking about it, it's so amazing. I get the urge to replay it but I still feel like I know stuff too well. I think waiting might be for the better though or maybe watch a playthrough
I know it will seem strange to many but the music of this game teleports me to the 90's, I heard something similar in those times and this reminds me of it in one way or another.
Utterly phenomenal game. This is going to stick with me as one of the finest experiences I've ever had with a game, and the music plays a huge part of it. Like DizKo says, Soldiers of the Sea is my favourite part of the game... Just witnessing it, and that music.... utterly sublime moments. I'm so sad I can't just wipe my mind and play through the game again.
The last guy who uploaded the full OST had his video removed. Not sure if he did it himself or if UA-cam did it, but I hope the same thing doesn't happen again.
Listening to this OST after completing the game, it immediatly shows in my mind every moment of the game, with their voices, sounds and feelings. What a game it is, an amazing fantastic game ❤
Everyone loves Soldiers of the Sea, for good reason, but my favorite is Murder, because it's one of the only tracks that features a violin solo. It's probably unintentional, but I like to imagine it's the ghost of Nunzio Pasqua urging us on, begging us to realize the injustice of his death and the stupidity of his murderer.
I imagine it is him playing in the main theme as well
Spoiler?
@@jonouchihisashi2749 lol if you're looking through the comments on a game's OST, you're asking for spoilers. Besides, Pasqua's death is hardly spoiler material.
@jonouchihisashi2749 spoiler: almost everyone dies
Spoiler
At least Nichols got what was coming when the last Formosan shoots him dead after this dick had the BALLS to come back to the ship after what he pulled
i would give myself brain damage just to forget this game and play it again
nah don't do it. it's fun at first but the long recovery and losing your driving license isn't worth it 😬
The soldiers of the sea part has to be one of the most magical moments I've experienced in a game. The way you start from behind the walls, only getting glimpses of the creatures, to finally being up close to them and noticing the humanoid figures on top. Witnessing all the death and chaos as the sailors fight for their lives. All the while that music playing, so good. If I could erase my memory of this game to play it fresh again I would.
I must have played it wrong cuz I saw it in reverse
I'd do the same but also for arrested development.
I personally found Soldiers of the Sea a little silly. It was one of the weaker chapters in my opinion.
@@leocarlton4364 It is being revealed in reverse time order, but you begin seeing the scenes with one where you can only watch through tiny slits in a wall.
What makes it even cooler is how quickly the chapter happens. Soldiers of the Sea seems only around a minute or two max of real time so it's really impressive how quickly the sailors are able to pass out weapons and fight back.
15:18
The moment you went from "This is a nice little indie game. It's not super intense but I like it!" to "WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?!"
And the music is so inherent to the dreadfull story..
An absolutely jaw dropping moment.
Suddenly MOTHERFUCKING KRAKEN!
Absolutely beautiful.
In 32 years of gaming it clears the top 5 for wow moments easily for me.
Hell yeah!
Saw this on the video for Soldiers of the Sea, but I just wanted to share this absolute poetry someone wrote with y'all "Lightning heralded their arrival, these horrific riders of the deep, and as their spiny legs crawled upon the unsuspecting Obra Dinn, the funeral bell tolled ceaselessly."
Soldiers of the Sea genuinely provokes an emotional reaction, if you closed your eyes you might think it was about brave soldiers at sea or something
But in the game, you see don't see soldiers. You see terrified workers, throwing themselves at these seemingly indestructible monsters in a desperate bid to save each other.
In the end it was for nothing, but those were the heroes of this story.
Both carpenters and poor Charlie. Madmen and heroes.
"Is that all?!" *BOOM*
I think you missunderstood who the "Soldiers of the sea" are. It doesn't refer to the sailors but to the creatures that seems to be soldiers on the giant crabs sent by the mermaids to save them and get back the shells that belong to them
Oh, the "brave soldiers" is not the crew
It's not the crew at all
That’s interesting. My interpretation was the creatures being the soldiers but I like both versions.
The sea folk did a pretty bad job all things considered, it was easy to see the formossans where tided up and they cleary did not give a shit, also they had very little visable culture wich is sad nipples made up for it though
No one mentioned it yet, but...
Have tou noticed that the main melody of Murder B is played by violin? That's because murdered Nunzio Pasqua was violinist
気づかなかった…
このゲームやっぱりすごいな
Oh damn, that hurts bro. Great pick up.
Ugh...those BELLS. They get me every single time.
THIS. THIS TO INFINITY
Working ship's bells into a soundtrack so well is a work of art.
It’s Soldiers of the sea A and B
The bells are for soldiers of the sea as the “beat to quarters” order would be accompanied by a constant ringing of the bell to ensure all hands were up and fighting.
Same here
I recently discovered the game
And DAMN Lucas Pope did a really good job in lore-building
You don't need to have seen every boring day on the ship to BELIEVE what's happening to them could, in some way, be real, you just barely "know" them but despite that the game does a really great job at making you feel bad for pure strangers on a cursed ship
I wholeheartedly agree, yet they really did curse themselves. not all of them, but a portion of the crew brought this chaos onto the ship !
@@nicolaspicart3485 They brought the curse on the ship, and death was the only possible deliverance for those who refused to right their wrongs (since the ones that did mostly went out to Africa with Evans, except poor Moss)
@@pricel141l Don't forget Martin, he was the chad.
❤❤❤❤х
This OST is the reason why bells are now my favorite musical instrument.
ikr they're so good
Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield. You're welcome ;)
instrument is called carillon if you are still interested
And the Futurama theme?
@@miguelbranquinho7235 just tried listening to it. I could not listen for more that 20 secs any part. Genuine trash IMO
I miss the off-game moments of conclusion or realization I had while playing this game
I used to think about it before going to bed then jump to play it because I remembered a key clue
I had no idea what to expect of this game. First thoughts: ,,Hmm weird/cool artstyle, interesting vibe/asthetic. Weird mechanic. Nice music."
And then it happened. This game is in my head for months now. I'm listening to the music sometimes and still think about it often. I think, this is one of the best games I have ever played. What a perfect and unique experience.
In retrospective, it's kinda wild how in every "chapter" you get glimpses of the power the watch possesses, being able to research the deaths of other inaccessible corpses through another corpse, and how animals and body parts are also included in this "death replay", and how it all comes back for the grand finale, it makes it feel earned, since you saw all of that, you experienced it, and thanks to that it doesn't feel like an asspull power that came out of nowhere, just a character well aware of this power and setting everything up for someone to uncover everything. Also the moment you uncover the kraken attacking the ship and see it through the captain's wife (I think she was the wife) is easily one of the greatest "oh shit" moments I experienced recently in gaming, since I knew nothing of the game, well that and the abominations riding crabs was also downright terrifying
That first moment I saw the kraken I assumed I see the memories of someone and that it's hallucinations. Well... a few minutes later I knew I was wrong.
21:24
Nobody told Petes Mother that that one guy tried his best to pull him back in :(
YA’LL TELL IT YARSELF
@@loulimibarney3435 BRENNAN, BRING THE SURGEON'S KIT
Och noo
I like to think that you (the player) specifically find her after the investigation and let her know
@@ChelseaLinaeve That is now in my headcanon
It's amazing how this album came with a free game attached to it
...and that Lucas Pope produced both the entire game and the soundtrack...
@@squidgewinkle Not just produced, but wrote it all too. He came up with the leitmotiv.
@@0002pA now tell me he also did all the voice acting
@@ShiNijuuAKL He did. He is also your father and mother!
In fact, he is actually you!@@0002pA
Press F for the artist Who is the first to be crushed by the kraken, while he was in toilet x)
I hated having to listen to that
@@DoctorDoomsPvP It didn't help that that scene was one of the ones you had to keep coming back to every time you wanted to check some important details...
he got spratted
Somehow it completely slipped by me that he was on the toilet up until I heard it mentioned in a video.
Oh man that Soldiers of the Sea theme with the bells and the violins ... It haunts you.
It's still haunting me in God's year 2024.
The whole thing is good to be sure but the most magical moment is that bit between 0:00 and 26:40.
Simply the best deduction game ever made yet. A true masterpiece. And the soundtrack manages to stick this experience for a very long time in your head. Most likely the most intense and emersive gameplay experience for me.
The Bosun gotta be my favorite character. Just the way he struts around everywhere like he owns the place. (And the pose he did in the scene on top deck right after chapter 4 was super funny)
Yes, everytime you see him he knows what to do. He just goes and gets the job done. Remember the time when mermaids were pulled up in nets and they shoot spikes at crew? He dodged one of them in that moment. Giga chad
@@wiadomix4057 Yeah that was the funny pose
He was the only officer who showed interest for the fate of his mate. Also seemed like a really smart man. Rest in Piece, [spoiler]
@@fytos_ to be fair, Martin (3rd mate) seemed quiet distressed (he was reaching out his hand and everything) witnessing his steward getting crushed by a loose cannon
But Martin overall striked me as a good and caring person from what I've seen in the memories
@@friendlygarbageman1675 (spoilers) Martin is also one of the really good ones, caring for the ill seamen in Chapter 2 and being the main reason the Obra Dinn got to be found in Falmouth in the first place
00:00 Main Theme
02:57 Loose Cargo A
03:51 Loose Cargo B
04:37 A Bitter Cold A
05:43 A Bitter Cold B
06:50 Murder A
07:55 Murder B
09:00 The Calling A
10:02 The Calling B
11:16 Unholy Captives A
12:17 Unholy Captives B
13:17 Soldiers of the Sea A
14:18 Soldiers of the Sea B
15:18 The Doom A
16:27 The Doom B
17:28 Bargain A
18:12 Bargain B
18:57 Bargain C
19:39 Bargain D
20:20 Escape A
21:24 Escape B
22:30 The End A
23:37 The End B
24:32 Office Failure
24:40 Office Victory
25:02 Credits
Soldiers of the sea A, is god tier!
Loose Cargo B starts at 3:51 not 3:18
@@MarabouPatriot changed it
Lukas Pope cannot miss it's statistically proven at this point
I love that the last person on board that I successfully identified is actually one of the first two people it's possible to identify at the start of the game: the helmsman. It's really funny to me how you can dive into the deepest rabbit holes of information trying to get one person's identity, but completely ignore the guy standing (sorta) next to the helm every time he's on screen.
Yeah, the game considers having the sketch enough information to determine his identity!
I've had the bit at 14:18 stuck in my head for days..... You could make it into a killer guitar riff.......
I know, it’s so good!
The beginning sounds a lot like You're so cool - Jonathan Bree
The return of the Obra Dinn was not a game, it was an experience i will never forget, and the music absolutely completed that experience. It was brilliant.
13:17 best part
Lucas Pope makes the best games. Paper's Please and Return of the Obra Dinn are two of the best games I've ever played. Especially Obra Dinn, its mind-blowing.
I would say P,P still beats it
Nobody said the soundtrack went so hard. I feel like I was as much a part of this crew as any of those poor, doomed souls.
It's been a year since I last played, I can't wait to get back into the game.
This game is so memorable, you have to wait that long to forget the characters so it's not too easy to solve again!
Edit: Just got around to playing it again. It's been 9 months, and I still remember the names of half of the characters. It's like meeting old friends.
Same
I'm gonna pull it back out in five or so years...Maybe when the next Lucas Pope game drops.
Just finished! Amazing game! I couldn´t stop thinking about it on the solid 20 hours I was playing it. My only complain is that a lot of characters could be guessed abusing the 3 confirmation system and that a lot of characters could be guessed because they had a stereotyipical face, clothes or name LOL.
@@romangonzalezadrianmaurici6302 you never need to guess
@@romangonzalezadrianmaurici6302 I am not ashamed to say I abused it to the fullest.
It's crazy how the game starts with 'oh shit a mutany' - I wonder how it started and then the next thing you see is how capitans wife died. And then your head explodes.
Oh my it was so memorable. I was trying to figure out how she died. Looked around. Then Looked up to see what fell onto her. Following the ropes back down again untill .... holy sh...!!!
@@schnittmagier5515 dude, i didnt actually see the kraken there i thought the rigging was broken somehow by the storm only when returning to it i saw it and i was like holy fucking shit
Just like hers
An amazing game I will likely never be able to replay. Even now these critical moments are burned into my mind. I tried to replay it and almost instantly I remembered some of the ones I had the hardest time with.
I ve played it 3 times overall. I make the same mistakes every time. I mess up the identities in Escape/Calling parts so hard every time
Idk if you could call this a horror game (yet, I've only played for about an hour) but it's definitely the first game to make me put it down, not out of fear, but because I had to go hug my boyfriend to really appreciate the fact he would never get crushed or shot by a loose cannon, lmao
Totally understand you, and as the game proceeds you feel bad for the characters, almost none of them deserved what happened on that ship. Poor Charlie was just a boy, and got impaled and burnt alive bc Nichols was greedy and decided to bring the mermaids back to the ship
I’d call it gothic. There’s elements of the super natural but the point is the mood and narrative. Not the gore, which is treated more matter of fact then to shock.
Um... ok?
The chances are low but never zero
@@0002pA ? What a weird response
Soldiers of the Sea has such a whimsical feel to it, it almost feels like it could be from a Wes Anderson film, which is ironic considering how it plays over scenes of brutal death and tragedy
Throughout playing the game I came to appreciate "A bitter cold" quite a bit, as I came to spend "there" a lot of time 😅
Gotta wait 10 years, should completely forget everything about this game by then
I first played in 2019 and again last week (2024), only fate I was remembering was lars linde, well not the whole fate, just the person
Soldiers of the Sea such a magnificent piece
I will never stop coming back to the Obra Dinn soundtrack. Such outstanding work.
It's funny how many people mention the Soldiers of the sea part, and I agree that was a huge turning point for the story.
Not only did it sound great, but it also was truly such a surprise.
Such a good game. Guessed 3 of the chinese with their shoes. me and my friends got stuck and the shoes helped
WTF, the... *shoes*?
@@elgoog-the-third Yes. The Shoes.
@@elgoog-the-third and the number on their hammock
Escape was such a cool chapter, combined with the music made it a favorite
That really long pause in The End B does something to the feel-good bits of my brain.
Lucas Pope not only made the game but also this great OST, respect
I could listen to this for hours
and I have
Yes
So do I my friend, so do I.. I think it's one of the greatest gamesoundtracks of all time. So small and compact, all hit, no miss.. and I can't hear it without returning to the events on that ship.. they keep on lingering in my head.
@@wilcovandoorn1164 agree
@@wilcovandoorn1164 The music is so simple but it is just so nice and well orchestrated
Love it. Replayed it last week. I think the ID that made me feel smartest was Brennan. In my first playthrough, he was one of the last to match. But! Someone calls for him by name, and if you leave the room, there's one sailor looking that direction with his hand to his ear. All the subtle details are genius.
When that "The Doom" kicks in and you just KNOW they're DOOMED.
👌
Played this game. Loved every part of it. Made and watched my best buddy play this game. Loved it. I can't wayt to be back in some years. What a masterpiece.
I'm here again to just say that I LOVE how Escape music truly reflects the sound of hope and victory.
This is, by far ,my favorite video game soundtrack. I absolutely love it!
16:30 memory song just hit so hard for me when playing this, wish I could explain it
I had dreams of this soundtrack... It is stuck in my head.
0 Dislikes. Never seen that before.
Proves that this is an absolute banger.
EDIT: Can now no longer be proven.
I'd bet my car that there's still 0 dislikes ;)
@Δ I can't see it, so It didn't happen
Everyone who disliked it got spiked by...ok I won't spoil it.
@@Mithcoriel
This unknown Disliker
Met an unknown fate
@@ShyGuy3101 *was cannibalized by Captain Robert Witterel.
This is one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. The music is super catchy.
one of the most unique game experiences ive ever had the absolute pleasure of indulging in. 4 times in fact. this was worth pushing for all the endings/achievements, but im sure we all know it was that first playthrough that made this an epic among epics. games like obra dinn prove to me that "small indie game" just isnt an excuse for the lackluster. excellence and brilliance can shine through with any medium, if your creativity is up to par. 🥰
how did you do it 4 times without remembering the names?
@@quadronaut well to make a long story short, my first playthrough was raw. didnt know what i was doing, just did the best i could. after completing it i _learned_ about the achievements, then went back and started my 3 playthroughs. one of them is actually to simply omit every detail and name, one of them is to get most of the names and details right but omit the supernatural elements (the kraken, the fishfolk, the treasure etc) which coincides with the ingame ending as well. has to do with the fates, 0 - 27 fates gets the first ending, 30 - 55 gets the second ending, and so after that you only need to actually complete each and every detail correctly, one time, to get all three endings, and achievements. (tl;dr - first playthrough i goofed, 2nd ~ 4th i did them properly, meaning i only actually got the names correct on a single playthrough)
Спасибо за сбор всех саундтреков к игре! А также, отдельное спасибо за их таймкоды. Благодаря таким каналам старики могут почувствовать ностальгию по играм)
I love this game. It brings Moby-dick, Treasure Island and Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea kind of vibe.
I am here again to say that I love how this game produced multiple ICONIC pieces of music. They're still living rent-free in my head.
I hope I can play this game in like a decade and have forgotten a good chunk of it
The Captain was a one man army.
The first fates you found are a 1vs3 won by the captain who was the last man to leave the ship
What I learned from the intro was that NO-ONE fucks the captain apart from his wife. And debatably the captain himself.
Very much yes. That scene taught me no-one efs the captain apart from the captain's wife.
And arguably the captain himself, if you consider what he got up to before the wreck got found.
even after all this time there's something about listening to the soundtrack of this game that just makes me feel discomfort
i don't know why
could be the knowledge that this stuff plays during what is supposed to be the exact moment a soul left this world
could be the memories of being scared half to death by the soldiers of the sea and thinking that the lone spike we see in the lazarette window was the leg of one of the spider crabs waiting for some climactic thing where we open the door to it and get jumped by it, leaving the secrets of the obra dinn a forgotten tale as the inspector and the boat guy are killed by it
could be the fear that this game instilled in me of "wow we really might not know of some things in the ocean like that"
could be something else entirely
all i know is that there's something about listening to this that makes my entire nerve system kick into overdrive and make me feel weird
Just finished the game! I loved it so much I'm looking for every scrap of extra content I can absorb from UA-cam
This song came up for me yesterday and despite having never consciously thought about the music, or of this game at all, since I beat it ages ago, I can't get this OST out of my head now! It was more genius than I gave it credit for at the time (to be fair, I had mysteries to solve)
I love how reading the title of this game in Portuguese sounds like you're saying "Return of the Little Shoulder Tackle" (ombradinha)
Thank you for posting this! The game sticks with you and I love listening to the soundtrack.
I love the sound design in this game not the least of which was the sound the soldiers of the sea make. Just creative and dark
遊び終わってからしばらく経ったけどまだ聴いてるぞ！かっこいい！
please lucas pope do another one with the same concept it's just so good I finished it 4 times and I want mooooooooreeeeeee
This style of game is fresh market. I rekon if anyone made another one of a similar style it would sell, just as long as the quality is the same
How can you play through this game more than once? Did I miss something?
how did you play it more than once??
@@loulimibarney3435 If you are bad at the game like me, then you can replay it many more times until you 100% it
@@Jinars.I always assumed you had to 100% it to complete it, well, guess I did then.
The whole OST does make me think of the early 1800s/Napoleonic Era really well. Very fitting for the game’s setting.
This game has the obvious musical winners, but I do so much love all the black horses that apparently also other youtubers like.
Hell no, all them songs are bangers!
16:27 always gave me serious Clockwork Orange vibes. People who know the opening song will probably know what I mean! Beautiful work by Pope!
I remember playing this game for the first time while on call w my friends and the way we all collectively yelled “WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT“ when the sea monsters attacked, still such great memories we had so many laughs during this game
Parrot, the 4th Mate and Moss are my Favourites.
A Bitter Cold was the saddest chapter for me. Imagine seeing your good friends slowly succumb to a disease amidst the journey aboard the ship.
This game truly is remarkable. Harkens me back to a time where I enjoyed computer games for simply being what they are. Idk if that makes any sense lmfao
If I ever open a night club, this is playing on opening night.
I will probably come back to this music for as long as I am able.
Agreed. So underrated
I had such memorable time with this game, i want to get back into it but maybe i should wait for a year or two before, hoping i forgot enough of the crew's names, and play it "fair" as i would give names and fates only if i do have solid proofs and without guessing.
I played this game in late June but I can't stop thinking about it, it's so amazing. I get the urge to replay it but I still feel like I know stuff too well. I think waiting might be for the better though or maybe watch a playthrough
Escape B/Credits are so good they make me weak at the knees
Note to self
0:02 0:20
3:05 16:36 20:20
3:34/3:54
5:09/6:15
9:00..
23:29/23:48/23:55
DUPLICATES :
1:16/1:37
13:25/13:46
21:24/21:36/22:12
25:01/25:38/26:14
0:30
2:34
I wonder what you are noting
@@roiroiroi timestamps
@@roiroiroi Looks like he's noting various motifs
Have you cooked with it yet?
it was the captain! he killed everyone
"The fuse!"
Load!
Move by hands!
Aim level!
Ready!
No! Belay spark!
@@darioabanera6460 2 men get obliterated
"Sir! Sir loose cannon!"
This might be the first video I've seen without any dislike. I think it's because only good people with great taste are here
Plus, there's literally nothing to dislike, just amazing music from an awesome game
What dislikes? :^)
*fuckin UA-cam removing dislikes though*
I know it will seem strange to many but the music of this game teleports me to the 90's, I heard something similar in those times and this reminds me of it in one way or another.
Perfect soundtrack to a perfect game. Keep up the good work.
The cook wanted to taste that humanoid demon flesh
Increíble la calidad de esta BSO. Me recuerda en muchos fragmentos a los primeros trabajos de Mike Oldfield.
i wish to forget everything about this game to play it for the first time...
Bargain C really did something to me. RIP Martin, he was a hero.
Utterly phenomenal game. This is going to stick with me as one of the finest experiences I've ever had with a game, and the music plays a huge part of it. Like DizKo says, Soldiers of the Sea is my favourite part of the game... Just witnessing it, and that music.... utterly sublime moments. I'm so sad I can't just wipe my mind and play through the game again.
beautiful
The last guy who uploaded the full OST had his video removed. Not sure if he did it himself or if UA-cam did it, but I hope the same thing doesn't happen again.
Thanks for uploading
ost: good
game: the best
the only pity: this game is so good that i cant forget it and play it again
This playlist could be in reverse order, and it would still make sense thematically.
Soldiers of the sea A so good.
Never been on a farm Charlie?
"Syed? Syed wake up!"
You bastard’s may take, exactly what I give you! Captain Robert witterel
Captain is a force to be reckoned with ngl
He solo'd 3 men coming at him all at once
Listening to this OST after completing the game, it immediatly shows in my mind every moment of the game, with their voices, sounds and feelings. What a game it is, an amazing fantastic game ❤
It sort of has bells, right?
That makes it a Christmas thing.
이 자는 누구인가? 어떤 최후를 맞이하였는가?
Gotta love Escape A and B!
13:17 I'm so sad I can't play this game for the first time twice unless I lose my memory.