"There's a pretty cool-looking dude on this card. I can't take my eyes off it..." "I feel...enraptured..." "I just wanna rub my face on it." "I wanna eat it." "It belongs in a shrine." "It belongs in a museum!" "I bet I could get quite a bit for this online... " "I feel kind of unfulfilled..." "Umm... My picture..."
Interesting! Are the samples you recognize from anywhere in particular? I know that Annihilation from VLR has a sample from Episode 2 of Serial Experiments Lain and Power Room from ZTD samples Outro from the first Postal game. Now I’m curious if this one has any.
@@leckie3320 Actually I think I recognised them from a specific sample pack, 'Vengeance Clubsounds 1', I'd be interested in which samples you recognised from Annihilation and Power Room though!
There are a lot of other samples that I've noticed throughout the game's ost. For example, the guitar solo in the opening theme has been used in many other Asian media. I was wondering if you knew the names of any more sample packs or sound libraries that 999's composers may have utilized?
SPOILERS I love how this theme fits in every room it plays in. In Door 1 (Captain's Quarters), you can sense that something is wrong with Clover (in Axe Ending). She is quiet most of the time but still interacts with you in certain situations. Ace acts weird in the room before you entered the quarters. Both of them were not bothered by the dead captain. The music tells you that you are near the 9th door, but it seems off and ominous, especially since Clover and Ace have thoughts of murder/revenge running through their minds (in the Axe Ending). It is extremely scary to think that you entered a room with two psychopaths with you, neither hesitant to kill Junpei. In Door 2 (Torture Room), the room itself gives me an unnerving vibe. When Lotus sat on the electric chair, I was afraid that something will go really bad. Even after nothing bad occurred, the revelation that 7 had in the last room. I felt that I am near the truth of this Nonary Game but at the same time, I chose the wrong door. In Door 6 (Cargo Room), Junpei had suspicions about Ace's condition because of his hard time with the picture cards. However, that is not the main subject of concern in the room. You have Akane with you who had a fever. Junpei has to get her out of the room, the Nonary Game as soon as possible. The coffin did not help either. Overall, Senary Game feels eerie and exciting at the same time. There is this fear that at any second, something unexpected might pop up in each room. You are in the final door that leads to the 9th door. The rooms are the penultimate challenge that Junpei must face to reach the ninth door (or so he thinks), yet it feels that something is amiss in the situation, the rooms, and even your companions. The random truths and facts you have gained in other doors and rooms so far were not brought to light in these rooms. How does Santa's sister die nine years ago? Why does Seven have a memory of being in the confinement rooms? Who killed Captain when Ace and Clover were with Junpei in the chart room/wheelhouse? Senary Games captures the player and Junpei's feelings and thoughts with what they have seen so far. It expresses the sinister emotion each room has and how the entire game they are currently in have connections to each person, and I like it.
Honestly, the torture room is my favourite escape room in 999 by far. I love Lotus more than almost any other Zero Escape character, and this room shows off a side of her character she normally hides under a facade. A very caring, warm side, that I imagine must be lovely to experience.
spoilers: kinda funny how in the cargo room you have ace, santa, and june be the people who go in with you, while ace was behind the original nonary game and santa and june were behind the nonary game in the nevada desert
Lastrevio Listen at 0:07 for a little bit, and look up the Danganronpa theme song afterwards and listen to the very beginning, they sound alike to me, and I enjoy both games very much!
@@GasMaskedMonkey the creators of both were friends, and danganronpa has references to it, so there's a good chance they took some inspiration from the music
I noticed similarities yesterday, thank God I am not alone, btw Lady Gaga song and this game came out in one year so very plausible game music was inspired by the song somehow but maybe a coincidence
![Guess the Video Game Music Quiz [Easy - Impossible]](/img/n.gif)
Dies from dancing to the beat during the nine hours
A martyred soul.
"Damn Zero the puzzle's bgm is fucking LIT 😩👌👌👌"
that's the least he could do after putting a bomb in your stomach.
"There's a pretty cool-looking dude on this card. I can't take my eyes off it..."
"I feel...enraptured..."
"I just wanna rub my face on it."
"I wanna eat it."
"It belongs in a shrine."
"It belongs in a museum!"
"I bet I could get quite a bit for this online... "
"I feel kind of unfulfilled..."
"Umm... My picture..."
SPOILERS
Knowing that these are Akane’s thoughts is actually really funny
@@TrulySomeone They aren't. They're on the top screen. They're Junpei's thoughts.
Plays in: Captain's Quarters (Door 1), Torture Room (Door 2), and Cargo Room (Door 6).
"Arrowave" is my new favourite genre
This needs way more views. One of the most recognizable and memorable bgms in any vn I've played.
Cries in box pushing
This really gets me in the mood to do my terrible math homework
For real, I started doing calc work and instantly I thought to put this track on even though it's been ages since I played 999
The game is a terrible math homework.
@@al-imranadore1182 The damn F 15 puzzle in the cargo room.
The sound of the arrow going FWOOSH. Once you concentrate on it....UGH
FWOOSH indeed.
It makes me think of a car speeding by
I really like the heavy beats of this song. I love this music! (...and Clover)
@RPG Waldorf Maker and Clover?? 🤣🤣🤣
@@Yoshj05 Why not Clover? XD
@@RPGWaldorf June is better........ Just kidding 🤣🤣
@@Yoshj05 June is like 42...everything
@Oliver McCall Because she's cute! :D
I genuinely listen to this song multiple times a day
same here
@@Survi_LeRoi My man
Cargo room is still my favorite puzzle room, just cause I love me some number puzzles and the push puzzle was fun too.
Probably my favourite track in the game, I recognise a lot of samples from it too
Interesting! Are the samples you recognize from anywhere in particular? I know that Annihilation from VLR has a sample from Episode 2 of Serial Experiments Lain and Power Room from ZTD samples Outro from the first Postal game. Now I’m curious if this one has any.
we'll never know 😔
@@leckie3320 Actually I think I recognised them from a specific sample pack, 'Vengeance Clubsounds 1', I'd be interested in which samples you recognised from Annihilation and Power Room though!
There are a lot of other samples that I've noticed throughout the game's ost. For example, the guitar solo in the opening theme has been used in many other Asian media. I was wondering if you knew the names of any more sample packs or sound libraries that 999's composers may have utilized?
OFF Rpg...
I always feel like I'm being nearly missed by arrows during this song
been looking for this soundtrack for a while, never thought i'd be vibing to electronic music during the torture room puzzle in my first playthrough
SPOILERS
I love how this theme fits in every room it plays in.
In Door 1 (Captain's Quarters), you can sense that something is wrong with Clover (in Axe Ending). She is quiet most of the time but still interacts with you in certain situations. Ace acts weird in the room before you entered the quarters. Both of them were not bothered by the dead captain. The music tells you that you are near the 9th door, but it seems off and ominous, especially since Clover and Ace have thoughts of murder/revenge running through their minds (in the Axe Ending). It is extremely scary to think that you entered a room with two psychopaths with you, neither hesitant to kill Junpei.
In Door 2 (Torture Room), the room itself gives me an unnerving vibe. When Lotus sat on the electric chair, I was afraid that something will go really bad. Even after nothing bad occurred, the revelation that 7 had in the last room. I felt that I am near the truth of this Nonary Game but at the same time, I chose the wrong door.
In Door 6 (Cargo Room), Junpei had suspicions about Ace's condition because of his hard time with the picture cards. However, that is not the main subject of concern in the room. You have Akane with you who had a fever. Junpei has to get her out of the room, the Nonary Game as soon as possible. The coffin did not help either.
Overall, Senary Game feels eerie and exciting at the same time. There is this fear that at any second, something unexpected might pop up in each room. You are in the final door that leads to the 9th door. The rooms are the penultimate challenge that Junpei must face to reach the ninth door (or so he thinks), yet it feels that something is amiss in the situation, the rooms, and even your companions. The random truths and facts you have gained in other doors and rooms so far were not brought to light in these rooms. How does Santa's sister die nine years ago? Why does Seven have a memory of being in the confinement rooms? Who killed Captain when Ace and Clover were with Junpei in the chart room/wheelhouse? Senary Games captures the player and Junpei's feelings and thoughts with what they have seen so far. It expresses the sinister emotion each room has and how the entire game they are currently in have connections to each person, and I like it.
Honestly, the torture room is my favourite escape room in 999 by far. I love Lotus more than almost any other Zero Escape character, and this room shows off a side of her character she normally hides under a facade. A very caring, warm side, that I imagine must be lovely to experience.
That scene made her my favorite character in the game.
This somehow perfectly represents being stranded on a sinking ship and in a life or death situation
spoilers:
kinda funny how in the cargo room you have ace, santa, and june be the people who go in with you, while ace was behind the original nonary game and santa and june were behind the nonary game in the nevada desert
this song is the song of agony, this puzzle is literal hell for me
This is lit af
Ok sir, your profile pic is just so damn cute!
Get ready for scary death ending!!!!! :)
look, a hook.
...
that wasn't a joke!!
i know man...
Idk why I found that so funny
did they have to go that hard holy shit
Hexadecimal, picture cards and an electric chair.
1:27 aww yiss
Danganronpa... wait, hold on...
what
Lastrevio Listen at 0:07 for a little bit, and look up the Danganronpa theme song afterwards and listen to the very beginning, they sound alike to me, and I enjoy both games very much!
ZS so much better XD
@@GasMaskedMonkey the creators of both were friends, and danganronpa has references to it, so there's a good chance they took some inspiration from the music
yup lmao
the begining of psycho clover...
or not if you were going for a better endinh
catJAM
why does this lowkey sound like bad romance lady gaga
I noticed similarities yesterday, thank God I am not alone, btw Lady Gaga song and this game came out in one year so very plausible game music was inspired by the song somehow but maybe a coincidence
@@АндрейСтадничук-ч1к omg so im not crazy LOLL
💃💃💃🕺🕺🕺
Oof
what's the oof?
?
@@M3lw4r3 ooof
@@YARGGG_GG everyone dying ending