>tfw each boss has their own theme
what games do this?
Tfw each boss has their own theme
Jordan Ramirez
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Ayden Stewart
Metal Gear Rising
Adam Price
Cuphead, Monster Hunter (all of the games that I've played), Touhou's main entries
Lucas Lopez
Undertale
David Cooper
MEMORIES BROKEN, THE TRUTH GOES UNSPOKEN
Xavier Foster
mad dummy and napstablooks themes are the same
Lincoln Ross
Mad dummy's theme is a "remix" of napstablooks.
I'd argue that this counts and is appropriate.
Carson Morales
FFXIV
Cameron Cox
Like 40-50% have their own themes, not all of them.
Jaxson White
Not that guy, but every trial boss has their own theme and every raid tier finale has their own theme. Dungeons, however, do share a boss theme with the rest of the dungeons from that expac for the most part.
Charles Cox
Also sometimes dungeon bosses introduced in new patches have different boss themes from the most recent expansion
Chase Stewart
your key problem is pretending dungeon "bosses" are difficult or relevant enough to even be considered bosses
Bentley Baker
That's what I meant by "for the most part." And also stuff like the Fractal Continuum (Hard) which brings the old boss theme back.
Dylan Jackson
Actually, I didn't meant dungeon bosses. I thought about, for example, the Warring Triad sharing the same theme. Whole tiers of raids/savage sharing the same theme, by the exception of the last boss.
That's why I said 50%
Jayden Sullivan
Warring triad phase 1 is the same theme but phase 2 is unique.
Luke Powell
I think the first phases of the Triad is the only time any trials share any music at all, actually. Though that first phase makes up tiny proportions of each fight.
Even though it's used for a bunch of bosses,
____Locus____ is definitely my favorite theme in the game.
Caleb Wood
Aside from a couple of reused tracks and themes in Dark Souls 1 and Bloodbourne most bosses music in the Souls series is unique to them.
Kevin Barnes
IVE EVEN FORGOTTEN MY NAAAAAAME
Austin Cooper
Super Robot Wars
Levi Carter
How many games actually don't have a seperate theme for most bosses?
Jonathan Miller
Crypt of the Necrodancer
Jordan Campbell
The Souls series, for the most part
Carter Robinson
Nier Automata and Soulsborn series
Caleb Morgan
Blake Powell
Ar Tonelico has unique themes for most bosses, and it is some of the most spectacular you will ever hear.
I implore you to play the game without listening to these, because it kind of brings down the quality of the game to go in knowing what's coming:
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I deliberately left out AT2 themes because I absolutely don't want you spoiling yourselves on those.
Justin Nelson
Paper Mario/TTYD/Super
Jaxson Barnes
nuDOOM
Jack Davis
Most games.
Nathaniel Thompson
RPG's
Julian Rivera
Henry Hatsworth. Underrated game.
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Asher Ross
Suguri
Sora
RefleX
Alltynex 2nd
Hellsinker after the first two segments
Luis Rogers
Dark Souls
Daniel Flores
Don't most games have unique themes for each of their bosses?
Jack Clark
Shovel Knight
Jack Butler
>each boss has their own themes
>final boss takes elements from all of the bosses
>final boss theme does the same with an added sprinklage of the main theme for good measure
Eli Brooks
>tfw each area has 5 unique musical themes (which play depending on what you do), and even changes them when you return back to that area after some dramatic story turn
Wyatt Carter
Wat game?
Xavier Mitchell
>Each track, character and menu has their own theme
John Evans
Most Wild ARMS, especially Alter Code F
Jaxson Murphy
AT1 is mediocre though.
AT2, now that is a good game.
Anthony Perry
Yeah that's pretty much industry standard at this point, it's more common than the opposite.
Brody Miller
I'm so sad we will never get a hatsworth 2
Aaron Morris
>Wat game?
Not him, but I'm guessing it's Deus Ex. Areas have five different tracks:
>exploring
>combat
>talking with an NPC
>a brief track that plays when you die
>a brief track plays when you exit an area, usually by helicopter or boat
These are unique for each area and some of them change with story progression (e.g. the music in unatco changes when you're escaping from it).
Jordan Hall
Ratchet and Clank (most if not all of them)