DuneCrawl: Original Game Score

Marios Aristopoulos

DuneCrawl: Original Game Score

Marios Aristopoulos (Composer)

Electronic and Produced Music

Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Media

Abstract

Original soundtrack for the video game DuneCrawl, developed by Alientrap (Steam, 2026). The score includes "A Sea of Wastelands," which explores spatial distance as a compositional parameter, dynamically balancing distant orchestral textures (captured with Atmos microphone techniques) against close-miked acoustic instruments to create shifting perceptual depth between player-space and world-space.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2026

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