Alone in the Dark (1992) · Original Soundtrack · MS-DOS AdLib / OPL2
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Alone in the Dark is a classic survival horror game that was released for PC Microsoft DOS in 1992. Developed and published by Infogrames, this game was a pioneer in the genre and set the standard for many horror games that followed.
In Alone in the Dark, players take on the role of either Edward Carnby or Emily Hartwood, as they explore a haunted mansion filled with supernatural creatures and puzzles to solve. The game features a unique 3D environment that was revolutionary for its time, allowing players to move and interact with objects in a fully-realized world.
One of the standout features of Alone in the Dark is its haunting soundtrack, composed by Philippe Vachey. The music format is AdLib / OPL2 (YM3812), which adds to the game's eerie atmosphere and immerses players in the horror experience.
If you're a fan of horror games or looking to experience a classic from the early days of PC gaming, Alone in the Dark is a must-play. With its innovative gameplay, spine-tingling soundtrack, and iconic visuals, this game is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.
00:00:00 Intro
00:02:22 Explore Music #1
00:04:17 Trouble
00:04:38 Explore Music #2
00:05:40 Opus 69 No.1
00:07:23 The Blue Danube Waltz
00:10:02 Danse Macabre
00:13:25 Ending
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Here from 2024, recent remake finally did this game the justice it needed!
Amazing soundtrack , i couldnt find it in playlist on youtube
03:21 At that moment in the song it was very scared, I always thought something was going to jump out of the window or come out from under a bed... I was only 10 years old and I thought these song moments were supposed to bring monsters. There was no KZread or other games like that.
>AdLib / OPL2 I played this game with Gravis Ultra Sound (GUS) card. It was a bit better sound, though.
Much better than the orchestral soundtrack from the PC and MAC CD-ROM (and 3DO) version. This one feels a lot scarier. Unfortunately, almost all playthroughs of AITD1 in KZread belong to the CD version.
@voltsilicon
24 күн бұрын
Absolutely :)
@TrentmanX
24 күн бұрын
@@voltsilicon A huge improvement of the CD Version was the addition of new tracks, the original AITD1 release (floppy disk version) suffered from a too short soundtrack. In my opinion, it was a mistake to add an old record filter to the three tracks using the Gramophone. The tracks felt ruined even if they tried to be realistic. This also caused the death scene to no longer have Chopin's Opus 69 track and in it's place just a piece of the opening track.