@Thorvald:I am surprised you didn't catch the extra special sound that was thrown in, only the most astute of hearing will recognize it the minute it starts.
- Galaxy Savior OST-Stage 12 Area 1-Signal Scramble
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Galaxy Savior OST-Stage 12 Area 1-Signal Scramble by @XxTheCreativeKitsunexX (XxTheCreativeKitsunexX)
FINALLY Galaxy Savior is BACK!
And we are approaching the END GAME of the soundtrack which has taken 2 YEARS of Consistent development!
I have thrown everything at the wall and then some with this track as the kids gloves are OFF and now the player and Ecclesial are now in the front doorstop of Zeus ITSELF. The First area consists of an entire base lined with laser cannons, giant warships, a huge battle going on with Planetary Defense Force ships making way for you the pilot and the Ecclesial to bust down the front door to Zeus's stronghold.
Its white Knuckle Intense SHMUP action as everything lights up on screen and the finish line is IN SIGHT!
GO GET EM GALAXY SAVIOR!
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Posted: Sunday, 28 July, 2024 @ 05:46 PM
@XxTheCreativeKitsunexX: Not being a console gamer my old-skool knowledge is scattershot, so there's plenty that'll seem familiar but I don't know by name. :p
Posted: Sunday, 28 July, 2024 @ 02:33 AM
@BadKarma: If all goes well there maybe a beta in the future
I'll have to go through the rest of the soundtrack because I'm sure this is incorporating cues from previous stages. The washboard croak at 1:37 feels like an echo of the klaxons in the intro; I don't know if it's intentional but it's a heck of a way to bring it all home.