games like Quake, Doom, Unreal tournament,Halo, half life, even StarCraft, CnC, SupCom, have something with that early graphics of 90s and 00s, that i cant explain, and their soundtracks that is so fitting to that era and also its so fitting for each other, i never had chance to expirience 90s but i have small brief memory of ealry 00s,as im born in around that time of early 00s and i wish to re-expirience those times
Agreed. They truly felt "other-worldly" in my opinion. I was born in '89 and I still have very fond memories of the visuals and music from games like Unreal, UT '99, the original Age of Wonders, etc. The worlds just seemed so alien and mystical.
@@Cryotyde people were given time to come up with unique imaginatory products; nowadays every story has to have the same cliches and people are more concerned with monetising gaming rather than exploring and telling wonderful stories etc.
I love that creations like this exist - dedicated fans paying homage to these games from two decades ago (yikes I'm getting old). Thank you for keeping the golden age of gaming alive for those who weren't there to experience it.
Foregone Destruction. Great music. The map is so simple/small in design and yet so hard to play. My UT name back then was TigerZero. I should have trade marked that name. Seems later people have wanted to use it.
That game engine had great lighting effects too, and really stood out to me back in the day and even today, I made a few home made maps myself and what you can do with the lighting effects really can set a mood or feeling.
In these canyons and futuristic constructions, I was battle-hardened more than 20 years ago. I knew legends that will fall into oblivion when I and all those who witnessed them will no longer be here. The cruelty of time.
I remember seeing Unreal run on a friend's PC for the first time and being BLOWN AWAY by the dynamic lighting, the mirror surfaces, and the "intelligence" of the bots. Stunned me and got me to buy my first gfx card - a Voodoo 3000 - and join my first clan. From that point on until ~2001 when Diablo 2 took over, I was totally dedicated to playing Unreal & UT. Best games ever for me. Excellent music that defined the feeling of these games.
When I bought Unreal, my jaw dropped to the ground, looking at the graphics and music... Water, fish in the water and many other things that were not in any other game and a very unique atmosphere. The 3Dfx accelerator then showed its class...
Original Unreal is one of my favorite games ever, and the ambiance hits me so hard. It always feels like it's been largely forgotten in favor of Tournament, so it's really nice to see someone giving it love.
Excellent mix and accompanying video, I like apparently many others have always been charmed by this era of computer graphics and this game series in particular will always hold a special place in my heart due to various nostalgia related reasons including the incredible soundtrack and playing it with my dad and friends growing up. Fun fact: I actually got in touch with Michel Van Den Bos like 10 years ago via Soundcloud and told him how much his music meant to me and he was super nice and cool about it. I'm sure I was speaking for most of us when I told him that.
Back in Word of Warcraft TBC expansion, I discovered that Michel Van Den Bos was my guild leader. He just casually mentioned he made music for games like UT, lol.
When some of these tracks came on it was like I was a different person; I’d enter a state of absolute confidence and pin point precision accuracy, no second guessing rocket shots, not hesitating to strafe jump across certain death pits for that sneaky back shot. A flow state I would later call “The Red Mist”. It was so long ago I wondered if it was just my brain misremembering, so I listened to this very vid and got 42 kills and 2 deaths on hardcore CoD. The Red Mist descended once more, and like a well worn groove I was in that flow state of no hesitation or doubts. Just the thrill of the kill.
1998 on my second PC, first i ever built myself. And i couldn't stop raving about how amazing this game looked at the time. We've come a long way since than. But i still recognize every level.
These games had a profound effect on me growing up. It's a shame Epic isn't as enthusiastic about it. At least the community is still keeping it alive! I loved the technology at the time and playing through the campaign in coop with my brother was always a treat. Thanks for the great mix! 💙
The only guy left from the old Epic Games is Tim Sweeney himself, as far as I know. Some people left the company soon after the release of Unreal or UT99... Which explains why later UT installments are not the same.
@@PrekiFromPoland Ok; Unreal 2 was mediocre. UT2k3 on the other hand was a great 1v1 game. UT2k4 expanded on the multiplayer - remeber spending endless hours on 64 player maps with vehicle combat. UT2k8 ... UT3 of cause ... had all that in it, but it never reached the level of UT2k4. Maybe the time of "simple" ego shooters was over. But much worse; you can't easily go back to that expirience. No digital market currently offers these games. If you bougth them in the past, of cause you can still download them on steam- but can't buy em now. Also not in the Epic Store! Ok maybe the distribution rights are owned by GT, Infogrames, Atari or Midway - but Epic can't afford to make a deal there? Either you have to ebay a used copy and plug in an external drive, or become a pirate....
My childhood... I still can feel the experience of playing Unreal for the very first time. It was something completely out of this world. The gameplay, the music, the graphics. Years go by real fast, no doubt. But the music it will be always the true Time Machine.
This scenic location has so many nostalgic assets... It's like seeing it all put in together in layers. Foreground, middleground, background. This is SICK.
Oh man the All Hallows Sunset rly brings out its sombre mood when slowed down - almost cried when first heard it. This and the entire Unreal Gold OST and UT99 OST would make PERFECT reel music in Insta, FB and Tiktok
Man, this is really nice -- the tracks flow into each other really, really well. Thanks for putting it all together, it helps me relax when I sit down to do some writing.
The Composer Andrew Sega plays in a couple of bands IRIS and Hallowed Hearts good synth pop think he also was in Crusader no Remorse and No Regret game as soundtrack. really enjoy this atmosphere and pictures.
Bloody love this hypnotic synth. Mechanism Eight at 24:13 reminds me of the truly magic TimeSplitters games and some of Crystal Method's older music. Mesmerising stuff 🙂😊
No one makes this comparison for some reason but I will. There's no way Metroid Prime wasn't at least somewhat inspired by Unreal. 1998-2002 isn't a big stretch and especially the research logs in both the Skaarj and Spare Pirate bases were very similar in tone. The detailed landscapes, hidden alcoves with treasures, big pretty landmarks, intelligent enemies from the main opposing faction, journals written by survivors, oppressed natives, religious architecture trampled by hostile tech. And so on.
I was a UT '03 kid (yeah I know the mechanics were worse or whatever but that's the one I grew up with) The maps are so much more open! I'm not sure how you'd ever want stuff like the flak cannon or goo gun with such limited cover. It also seems like snipers would be OP but maybe not since the movement looks faster. The music is amazing and there's a nice stark concrete vibe to this version of the game that I like. Seeing the 'ending theme' animation really makes me want to be able to buy all the unreal games so I can play through the whole story! Sadly it seems like as of a year ago, it's now impossible to buy ANY UT games online (thanks, Epic!) I could buy physical copies on ebay but I'd have to buy something that could read a disk... I remember games coming on disks, but now you just buy them digitally which is probably why lots of newer computers like mine don't even have a disk drive :(
Yeah it sucks man. I was able to play through the game since my PC still has a disc drive and my dad still had the old disc around. I would recommend investing in a disc reader since it allows you to do more things like playing CDs offline.
Played both, ut99 and 2003, then ut3 and the pre alpha. I put countless hours into the games, until the pre alpha was canceled. 2003 was a wonderful game. Good graphics, good vibe, nice controls. Loved dm's on antalus and asbestos...and let's not forget the EPIC soundtrack. Good times.
Hello! Always digging new UT content, especially if it's related to music. Ah, what am I talking about, everything about this game is just awesome. HEADSHOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Everytime I play a sandbox game, especially when the premise is landing on an alien planet (Factorio, Oxygen Not Included, Dyson Sphere) I put on Dusk Horizon when I start a new file. What an absolute recreation of an experience. I even get the goosebumps with this music running around a new Minecraft world, and discovering the Nali...I mean Villagers lmao
I've seen things, you people wouldn't believe, Flag capturers on killing sprees off the face towers I've watched instagibs glitter in the dark, near the flak corridor All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain
very interesting I like the lowered tone while still feeling like unreal! very nicely done! If it might be alright could I put your version of these songs in a project of mine? atm it is more of a personal project than a public one.
Because there are already plenty of videos with the original regular music if thats what you are looking for, and making it faster and tuning it high won't make it better than this video
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games like Quake, Doom, Unreal tournament,Halo, half life, even StarCraft, CnC, SupCom, have something with that early graphics of 90s and 00s, that i cant explain, and their soundtracks that is so fitting to that era and also its so fitting for each other, i never had chance to expirience 90s but i have small brief memory of ealry 00s,as im born in around that time of early 00s and i wish to re-expirience those times
Agreed. They truly felt "other-worldly" in my opinion. I was born in '89 and I still have very fond memories of the visuals and music from games like Unreal, UT '99, the original Age of Wonders, etc. The worlds just seemed so alien and mystical.
I do believe we are living in a very long dark age of gaming since the late 2000s. The Golden age was certainly the 90s.
@@Cryotyde people were given time to come up with unique imaginatory products; nowadays every story has to have the same cliches and people are more concerned with monetising gaming rather than exploring and telling wonderful stories etc.
I love that creations like this exist - dedicated fans paying homage to these games from two decades ago (yikes I'm getting old). Thank you for keeping the golden age of gaming alive for those who weren't there to experience it.
Foregone Destruction. Great music. The map is so simple/small in design and yet so hard to play. My UT name back then was TigerZero. I should have trade marked that name. Seems later people have wanted to use it.
skyboxes in unreal just hit different
hell yeah, I also love this feeling that you're on an arena somewhere high up in the sky
idem for the music. they have a certain sound over them (just compare Unreal, UT and Deus Ex and tell me they don't sound somewhat similar)
That game engine had great lighting effects too, and really stood out to me back in the day and even today, I made a few home made maps myself and what you can do with the lighting effects really can set a mood or feeling.
You meant they're *unreal* ?
@@bernardvc5820 iirc the composer for Deus Ex also worked on UT99's music
In these canyons and futuristic constructions, I was battle-hardened more than 20 years ago. I knew legends that will fall into oblivion when I and all those who witnessed them will no longer be here. The cruelty of time.
We are the chosen few to carry on those living memories to serve as an archive of wondrous times in parallel worlds few will ever know.
Take up on arms once again and challenge time itself
Come check out the forum its still active ut99
Are you guys quoting something or is that yours? because these bittersweet words hit me with such force I just don't know what to say...
@@_Braised Nothing was quoted, only ancient legends commenting, including you.
Games back then were mystical, extraordinary!
I remember seeing Unreal run on a friend's PC for the first time and being BLOWN AWAY by the dynamic lighting, the mirror surfaces, and the "intelligence" of the bots. Stunned me and got me to buy my first gfx card - a Voodoo 3000 - and join my first clan. From that point on until ~2001 when Diablo 2 took over, I was totally dedicated to playing Unreal & UT. Best games ever for me. Excellent music that defined the feeling of these games.
When I bought Unreal, my jaw dropped to the ground, looking at the graphics and music... Water, fish in the water and many other things that were not in any other game and a very unique atmosphere. The 3Dfx accelerator then showed its class...
Even to this day, the first Unreal actually is very decent for it's time.
Original Unreal is one of my favorite games ever, and the ambiance hits me so hard. It always feels like it's been largely forgotten in favor of Tournament, so it's really nice to see someone giving it love.
Nothing beats the feeling of Rocket Jumping, the addiction of speed
Excellent mix and accompanying video, I like apparently many others have always been charmed by this era of computer graphics and this game series in particular will always hold a special place in my heart due to various nostalgia related reasons including the incredible soundtrack and playing it with my dad and friends growing up. Fun fact: I actually got in touch with Michel Van Den Bos like 10 years ago via Soundcloud and told him how much his music meant to me and he was super nice and cool about it. I'm sure I was speaking for most of us when I told him that.
Yeah, they don't make them like they used to...
Back in Word of Warcraft TBC expansion, I discovered that Michel Van Den Bos was my guild leader. He just casually mentioned he made music for games like UT, lol.
@@steve81937 Cool Story!
When some of these tracks came on it was like I was a different person; I’d enter a state of absolute confidence and pin point precision accuracy, no second guessing rocket shots, not hesitating to strafe jump across certain death pits for that sneaky back shot. A flow state I would later call “The Red Mist”. It was so long ago I wondered if it was just my brain misremembering, so I listened to this very vid and got 42 kills and 2 deaths on hardcore CoD. The Red Mist descended once more, and like a well worn groove I was in that flow state of no hesitation or doubts. Just the thrill of the kill.
THE RED MIST?!?!? LOBOTOMY CORPORATION REFERENCE?!?!??!
@@SHinierthennyourforehead he meant the creepypasta obviously
@@lemonismq4642 never heard of it and i grew up with creepypastas
@@SHinierthennyourforehead iirc it's an alternative name to squidward's suicide creepypasta
There is something magical about the UT99 soundtrack.
Same with Deus Ex's soundtrack IMO. Which tracks (hah!) because they share at least two of the same composers.
@@Conqtorias Unatco will always be my favorite Deus Ex song.
@@Cryotyde Unatco and the Chinatown market music are the best tracks imo.
It's a nice vibe hearing some of these slowed down like this. Really cool idea.
It's the man himself! I'm so glad you enjoyed it
VMR, I cannot escape you dude
1998 on my second PC, first i ever built myself. And i couldn't stop raving about how amazing this game looked at the time. We've come a long way since than. But i still recognize every level.
These tunes are perfect for writing my 1st book which is heavily inspired by UT... thank you 🙏
Wow! Please update me if you finish it :O
I definitely will! Currently around 97K words in, nearing the end of the 1st draft! @@GrimedPlayer
I admire your dedication
@@GrimedPlayer Thank you!
@@Valkrill WHAT ABOUT IT NOW?
Favorite soundtrack ever. Great mix, thanks for sharing!
Thank YOU for listening!
Хотелось бы вернуться в 2000 год и снова увидеть этот шедевр
Whole Unreal soundtrack are pure pleasure and amazing sci-fi tribal techno-ambient album that i worship and love.
These games had a profound effect on me growing up. It's a shame Epic isn't as enthusiastic about it. At least the community is still keeping it alive! I loved the technology at the time and playing through the campaign in coop with my brother was always a treat. Thanks for the great mix! 💙
The only guy left from the old Epic Games is Tim Sweeney himself, as far as I know. Some people left the company soon after the release of Unreal or UT99... Which explains why later UT installments are not the same.
@@PrekiFromPolandI guess they didn't like the direct shift from story driven to a quake 3 competitor
@@PrekiFromPolandCliffy B stuck around for a while. He had work on ut 99 and probably future maps too
@@PrekiFromPoland
Ok; Unreal 2 was mediocre.
UT2k3 on the other hand was a great 1v1 game.
UT2k4 expanded on the multiplayer - remeber spending endless hours on 64 player maps with vehicle combat.
UT2k8 ... UT3 of cause ... had all that in it, but it never reached the level of UT2k4.
Maybe the time of "simple" ego shooters was over.
But much worse; you can't easily go back to that expirience.
No digital market currently offers these games.
If you bougth them in the past, of cause you can still download them on steam- but can't buy em now.
Also not in the Epic Store!
Ok maybe the distribution rights are owned by GT, Infogrames, Atari or Midway - but Epic can't afford to make a deal there?
Either you have to ebay a used copy and plug in an external drive, or become a pirate....
Goosebumps, this game is my home
Love Foregone Destruction slowed, something very chill about it.
Nice selection! It's more of a mixtape or a playlist, than a mix - there's no transitions between the tracks.
@@unfa00 Ohh, thanks for educating me about the difference!
the fact that this has 24k views and was posted in 2023 makes me so fkn happy aaaaaa. thank you for this
we're all the people who pwned you back in 99 :)
38 now
@@hmuphilly9129 33 here
this mix is perfect
man the start video is Nostalgic AF and brings back memories from the 90s.
Bear witness
Timeless beauty, wonder, and raw adventure
My childhood... I still can feel the experience of playing Unreal for the very first time. It was something completely out of this world. The gameplay, the music, the graphics. Years go by real fast, no doubt. But the music it will be always the true Time Machine.
I feel it too. Timeless.
This scenic location has so many nostalgic assets... It's like seeing it all put in together in layers. Foreground, middleground, background. This is SICK.
god damn, Foregone Destruction is perfect as it is but it hits super hard when slowed down
Oh man the All Hallows Sunset rly brings out its sombre mood when slowed down - almost cried when first heard it.
This and the entire Unreal Gold OST and UT99 OST would make PERFECT reel music in Insta, FB and Tiktok
Genius idea!
I guess you just had a nostalgia trip, and did this ?^^
Yep, exactly lol.
Man, this is really nice -- the tracks flow into each other really, really well. Thanks for putting it all together, it helps me relax when I sit down to do some writing.
The Composer Andrew Sega plays in a couple of bands IRIS and Hallowed Hearts good synth pop think he also was in Crusader no Remorse and No Regret game as soundtrack. really enjoy this atmosphere and pictures.
He also composed for Freelancer and Jazz Jackrabbit, both very solid games with incredible music.
damn the slow vibe is badass
Bloody love this hypnotic synth. Mechanism Eight at 24:13 reminds me of the truly magic TimeSplitters games and some of Crystal Method's older music. Mesmerising stuff 🙂😊
that's my childhood right there.
in love with 22:00 🥰❤❤❤
Numca um hardware conseguiu igualar o que senti quando joguei Unreal na API Glide com uma Voodoo 4 4500 AGP. Simplesmente épico e emocionante.
"My old friend Unreal" Going back is as easy as 123 folks, just reinstall that baby or grab it off G2A. Great game. MUSIC IS FANTASTIC! Thank you!
2000 was about gaming
Getting Halo, StarCraft, FFVII, Metal Saga vibes. This is really awesome work. Takes me to good times in my life, thank you for that.
the deck16 footage touched the core of my being. my favorite map! especially instagib mode.
I'm allllways on that UT99 hype baby
Unreal, UT99, & og Deus Ex had a profound impact on me.
"All Hallows Sunset" super nice
1:00
Sounds like you're returning to the vortex rikers 30 years later.
god...the memories.
Nice, I like the slightly different Deck 16 music 🔥
I enjoyed this video, the increased bass sounds great.
This is an amazing mix.
Working on a game in unreal while listening to unreal, dats what I’m talking about boiiii
No one makes this comparison for some reason but I will. There's no way Metroid Prime wasn't at least somewhat inspired by Unreal. 1998-2002 isn't a big stretch and especially the research logs in both the Skaarj and Spare Pirate bases were very similar in tone. The detailed landscapes, hidden alcoves with treasures, big pretty landmarks, intelligent enemies from the main opposing faction, journals written by survivors, oppressed natives, religious architecture trampled by hostile tech. And so on.
@@mbpm6135 Very interesting observation!
HOW IS THIS SHIT SO DAMN GOOD. IT MAKES NO SENSE
You took me back in time sir
Thanks a lot mate, it really means a lot. You’re free to use my work as much as you’d like!
This is so good. Thanks a lot for this, I listen to it whilst working :)
I was a UT '03 kid (yeah I know the mechanics were worse or whatever but that's the one I grew up with)
The maps are so much more open! I'm not sure how you'd ever want stuff like the flak cannon or goo gun with such limited cover. It also seems like snipers would be OP but maybe not since the movement looks faster. The music is amazing and there's a nice stark concrete vibe to this version of the game that I like.
Seeing the 'ending theme' animation really makes me want to be able to buy all the unreal games so I can play through the whole story! Sadly it seems like as of a year ago, it's now impossible to buy ANY UT games online (thanks, Epic!)
I could buy physical copies on ebay but I'd have to buy something that could read a disk... I remember games coming on disks, but now you just buy them digitally which is probably why lots of newer computers like mine don't even have a disk drive :(
Yeah it sucks man. I was able to play through the game since my PC still has a disc drive and my dad still had the old disc around. I would recommend investing in a disc reader since it allows you to do more things like playing CDs offline.
Played both, ut99 and 2003, then ut3 and the pre alpha. I put countless hours into the games, until the pre alpha was canceled. 2003 was a wonderful game. Good graphics, good vibe, nice controls. Loved dm's on antalus and asbestos...and let's not forget the EPIC soundtrack. Good times.
Man, I remember when this came out and I'm like "This looks so real!" Of course, I thought the same thing when Doom, and then Quake came out.
Hello! Always digging new UT content, especially if it's related to music. Ah, what am I talking about, everything about this game is just awesome. HEADSHOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Back when musicians actually knew what they were doing
Everytime I play a sandbox game, especially when the premise is landing on an alien planet (Factorio, Oxygen Not Included, Dyson Sphere) I put on Dusk Horizon when I start a new file. What an absolute recreation of an experience. I even get the goosebumps with this music running around a new Minecraft world, and discovering the Nali...I mean Villagers lmao
I've seen things, you people wouldn't believe,
Flag capturers on killing sprees off the face towers
I've watched instagibs glitter in the dark, near the flak corridor
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain
Damn bro, Foregone Destruction hit me hard on this one ;) Nice job!!
I love this so fkn much, thank you!
Tim Sweeney disliked this
i never played this but i f wit hthe atmosphere
23:23 slaps HARD, even though i cannot imagine myself playing it like this on DM-Hyperblast xd
It's called Unreal... because it is.
nice vibe, hope you make more
nice, shared dig feels so good slower
Damn this is good
Segment from 1:10 to around 2:10 is very similar to the M83's OST from Oblivion.
ONLY Unreal tournament 1999 Is Historie Games!!!!! Over time 😢
VERY GOOD VIDEO 👍😊
🔥🔥🔥
very interesting I like the lowered tone while still feeling like unreal! very nicely done!
If it might be alright could I put your version of these songs in a project of mine? atm it is more of a personal project than a public one.
Sure thing man! Glad you enjoyed it ;)
Good old times 🗿
amazing
Nice done! More video with same old games music!
1000/10 want to play
You should ;)
2:56 - This track sounds like Parasite Eve
MMMMM MMMM MMMMMMMMULTIKILL
I only knew Unreal Tournament, so there is a game called Unreal?
@@cristiansilveira735 Oh man are you in for a treat!
Where can I get that mothership loudspeakerz remix of the ending theme?
@@Itsgone99 ua-cam.com/video/pzWxGoMlswg/v-deo.htmlsi=b3HOPGqQBBsaN9HL
1.25 speed is mutch better😂
Low bpm?? for what?
Why 25% slowdown ??
I wanted to make it a bit more transformative
i like it like this
Too bad theres no UT lofi mix
Why is it slowed down and pitched down? It's not an improvement at all.
Because there are already plenty of videos with the original regular music if thats what you are looking for, and making it faster and tuning it high won't make it better than this video
@@elkiki298 Why are you even defending this? It's out of tune. It sucks big time. It detracts from the artists' original work.
@@grobo503 because it sounds good bro, its not out of tune its tuned down, its just a different take relax
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ale beznadzieja
They copied Fort Night and failed lol
Meh, the slowdown sucks
that’s okay, not everybody needs to like it. It was just a fun idea I had back in November