Crimzon Clover WORLD IGNITION - Arranged Sound Track Steam Charts & Stats

The superior soundtrack

This soundtrack cost me more than the game and it's worth every cent.

This is worth buying, it is very high quality and not just an afterthought they have added on to make some extra cash, like you feel with some DLC. (It's a shame we have to be cynical but nobody likes buying DLC and feeling like it wasn't really worth it.) I think this music is outstanding and really adds to the enjoyment of playing the game. You can really imagine being in an arcade with this playing. You get both lossless (WAV) and 320k mp3 versions of the files.

Soundtrack sounds amazing and, in my opinion, is leagues better in quality compared to the original soundtrack. It has a great 80's synth/hard rock sound to it and really gets you into the levels and focused on the boss fights. Even the title music get pumped to tackle this STG head on. Gryzor87 hit it out of the park with this. I tried to go back to the OST and it just doesn't do it for me anymore.

Love it. Unapologetic 80s synth rock influences, blend with videogame/shmup sensibilities. If Jan Hammer scored the original Star Fox, it would probably sound something like this.

Not a bad soundtrack, but not really a good fit for a shooter like this. Would sound better with a more story-driven shooter like Raiden 5. Not worth it at full price even though it unlocks the album for in-game use, but if you can get a good sale on it, take a flyer.

Initially I was turned off by this alternate DLC since some of my favorite tunes were replaced with less memorable fair, but after giving it a second chance I definitely recommend this. Overall these tunes flow better with the action and are less melodramatic than the original OST. One downside though is that there is no alternate music with this package while playing on Unlimited difficulty like there is in the original game.

mostly bought this just to support the OUTSTANDING team behind this amazing Bullethell-Sh'mup gem! For me personally, the original OST gives me a feeling no other Sh'mup OST has been able to give me to this day, and if I'am being honest this OST doesn't give me a Sh'mup feel, but more of an F-Zero feel. Not that this OST is bad, but the music doesn't make me feel like I'm playing a Sh'mup but more like a high-speed racing game compared to the original OST. If you LOVE Crimzon Clover, buy this DLC for the sole fact of supporting the developers and composers behind this game, because they deserve every penny for this absolute Masterpiece of a Sh'mup! (in my opinion)

Music tastes are quite subjective, so whether I'd recommend this soundtrack or not is based on what kind of game music you enjoy. The one good thing I'll say for sure is that unlike the original soundtrack, which is compressed to 128 kbps, this one comes in lossless format. What I find puzzling is that this is called an "Arranged" soundtrack even though none of the tracks resemble the original soundtrack. I was expecting arranges of "Cybernated City", "Transparent Stream", and the like, not an entirely new soundtrack. Misleading advertising, to say the least.

Gryzor87 is one of the best Indie Game composers around. Most of the time, he makes music for Locomalito, a Spanish game developer who's behind some powerful arcade titles including Hydorah, Maldita Castila, and Guarodan. Sampling Gryzor's works from those games is easy enough because those particular games are freeware. No seriously. Locomalito's games are free to download and play from his website. Look them up right now, you've got nothing to lose. I recommend trying out Hydorah first. Search it up, give it a play, then come back. I'll wait. ......No, yeah! You really did get that for free! Can you believe it!? And now you know what kind of music Gryzor87 can make! Anyways. This arranged soundtrack DLC for Crimson Clover isn't free... But it's WORTH IT! The music is intense and rockin' from start to finish! That part about it being arranged to fit the action is certainly no lie either. When a miniboss appears, it immediately sounds more tense and powerful. When you're in an area void of enemies, it gets a bit suspenseful and when the enemies return, hits you in full force! But no matter the situation, the music's intensity NEVER lets up. It fits into the hectic environment of the game perfectly! Put simply, this is the kind of music I wanted to hear in Crimson Clover from the very start. It's actually what got me to buy the game in the first place. Oh! And in case you were wondering, the music (mainly boss tunes) DOES loop properly in-game if it has to! That was the only thing I didn't like about the Hydorah soundtrack, but it's a non-issue here! So! Do not be afraid to purchase this DLC. Get it. Embrace it. Be proud to own it! If you're still on the fence, then fine, get it during a sale. And hey, by paying for it you supported a fantastic musical composer. Congratulations!