The Deus Ex prequel video games, Human Revolution and Mankind Divided, know strike a temper, with their glorious artwork path, cryptic tales, and naturally, the music, which accommodates gorgeously crafted synth sounds and atmospheres that encourage the thoughts to sink into their dystopian setting. If, like me, you liked the soundtracks in these video games, I’m completely happy to share that composer Sascha Dikiciyan, generally known as Sonic Mayhem, has launched a bunch of demos from Mankind Divided’s soundtrack totally without cost.
Dikiciyan’s work could be heard on titles spanning from the late ‘90s, like Quake II and Unreal, to newer video games like Mass Impact 3, Borderlands 2, and season 9 of The Division 2. Within the recently released batch of Deus Ex demo tracks, Dikiciyan has given listeners and followers “direct access (in a way) to my audio hard drive.”
Dikiciyan describes the demo tracks, a few of which by no means made it into the official soundtrack launch, as “unmixed, unmastered, and even unfinished,” stating:
Between 2015-2016, I composed a big physique of music for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and its DLCs. The official soundtrack featured a curated choice, however a lot of what I wrote for the sport–together with cues for cinematics, trailers, in-game golf equipment, in addition to drafts, concepts, and even demos–by no means made it past the official launch. Till now.
The demos are totally free, although Dikiciyan asks people to take a look at one other sport he produced the soundtrack for, an upcoming cyberpunk shooter called Metal Eden from Reikon Video games (there’s a demo on Steam should you’re curious).
Dikiciyan has additionally been busy releasing Deus Ex music on his YouTube channel, together with long-form cuts of tracks excellent for chilling out to late nights on Neuropozyne (or one other substance of your selecting).
