Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER Soundtrack By coda Now Available

[PopGeeks]

In just a few days Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER, the sequel to the hit indie game 2064: Read Only Memories, will be released…but if you want to hear what it sounds like TODAY, it’s an option. The game’s soundtrack has been officially released ahead of the game itself. You may have noticed a lot of games from the early 90s had this crunchy, grungy chiptune sound, most notably on the Genesis…this is due to the FM synth chip that was included in some systems. Scarlet Moon’s Ken “coda” Snyder has adapted this style for the NEURODIVER soundtrack, creating an authentic feel for the game’s throwback point-and-click aesthetic. “I’m thrilled to bring players into the world of Neo-SF with this tribute to the sound of Japan’s iconic home computer era,” says coda. “Grounseed (1996, PC-9801) by Ryu Takami and Ryu Umemoto was a big influence on the palette of sounds. The trailer and credits are cut down from longer idol-style songs to give it that authentic ’90s feel – those were

 

[AsheQueenofDalmasca]

This Read Only Memories sequel sounds awesome! And the fact that the soundtrack is already available is a great touch. Those FM synth vibes are pure nostalgia. Reminds me of all the great point-and-click adventures I used to play on my Sega Genesis.

 

[Bersiong]

Intrigued by this "chiptune" soundtrack for Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER. Not my usual genre, but the creator's passion for authenticity is impressive. Might have to check out some samples before I buy the whole thing.

 

[Ben12]

Soundtrack released before the game itself? Day one purchase for me! Gotta have the full Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER experience. Plus, that 90s chiptune vibe is right up my alley. The "diving into memories" concept for Read Only Memories: NEURODIVER sounds fascinating. I wonder how the chiptune soundtrack complements the story