Though we'll need to wait until 2022 for Alfred Hitchcock - Vertigo on Switch, we're nonetheless still rather intrigued by what it'll deliver. Publisher Microids has now published the second of its Dev Diary video series on the game, this time focusing on the soundtrack.
It's an interesting insight into the process not just for this game, but indeed for medium-sized games of this scope. We get a glimpse of developer Pendulo Studio's internal studio, learn how the composer works alongside the script and design teams, and also see some recording sessions. It's not the big studio resources you'd see from a major 'triple-A' retail game, but is nonetheless an impressive setup to see in action.
The video also discusses how the soundtrack will draw extensive inspiration from music in Hitchcock movies, in particular on the music that inspired composer Bernard Herrmann.
Check out the video and let us know what you think!
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Is there supposed to be something in that video that is remotely recognizable as Vertigo?
Hitchcock's movie has what is probably one of the very best soundtracks in the history of cinema. That's an extremely tough act to follow.
Vertigo The Videogame? What? Woah....
Wow, that's.....that's not Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. Like....how dare they put his name and title on a game that has nothing to do with his masterpiece....this is like making a game where you're hunted by a rabid moose and they title it "Stephen Spielberg's Jaws".
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