Everyone has an acquired taste in music. Some like rock and roll, some like Top 40 pop, and others like Country. When music works, it can uplift and transform into an amazing experience for anyone, especially video game players. Music has made an indistinguishable mark on video games, from Guitar Hero to Rockband, as well as Rocksmith and Amplitude. However, there have been smaller developers that have worked with various music genres for their games, with titles such as Ster

The music genre of video games is still an area ripe with new, untapped ideas in how to properly create a thrilling gaming experience, and an enjoyable music experience into one cohesive title. There have been games that have explored this idea, such as Klang, Retro/Grade, the upcoming RPG Metronomicon. However, they are few and far between. There is a recurring theme with games such as these, and that is that each one interprets music differently, and uses that interpretatio

I doubt much can be more embarrassing for a content creator at a convention like PAX than meeting with the lead producer of a game who of course, wants you try out his game, only to discover that you are horrible at it and cannot get anywhere, but that is exactly what happened while meeting with David Logan so he could talk to me about The Metronomicon. The Metronomicon is a rhythm-based, role playing game that looks absolutely amazing and extremely enjoyable to play…the prob