Noodle
A downloadable soundtrack
Noodle is an adventure puzzle game about exploring the inner workings of a boy's imagination. The bulk of the game is about taking in the imaginative worlds the boy has created. It's full of reimaginations of his favorite toys, shows, games, moments, etc... Oh and you also get to solve fun little puzzles to progress :)
The proof of ownership is in "NoodleScores.zip" which contains all the scores as exported from Dorico. They are very poorly engraved as I didn't have time to make them look nice so sorry >.>
Tracks
Main Theme: The intro song that plays as you start your adventure
Amygdalia: This is the first area/hub of the game that acts as your starting point. You start to catch a glimpse of some of the characters and experience a bustling, lively world.
Hippocampus Crossing: As you progress and make your way deeper into the boy's mind, you start to notice a shift in the environment. The imaginative and lively worlds that had you been exploring are no longer present. Creativity starts to die down, and eventually you make your way to Hippocampus Crossing. The area is not desperate, but rather just empty and devoid compared to what you had been experiencing. Nevertheless, you push forward.
Dread: After pushing through Hippocampus Crossing, you reach a point of no return. The exit behind you is locked, and you have no choice but to move forward. The player learns that deep in the recesses of the boy's brain lives his anxiety. It's always been here, locking itself in and shutting off the area to any positive emotion, and has limited the boy's ability to fully expand his imagination. You progress with the eventual goal of helping the boy overcome his anxiety.
Ending Theme: You did it! The floodgates soon open up, and color, life, and creativity come flooding in. The boy no longer has to deal with his anxiety limiting him, and he's no longer afraid to truly express his creativity. Soon the credits roll and the ending theme plays.
Status | Released |
Category | Soundtrack |
Author | Cloud |
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