| Publisher | Elias Software |
|---|---|
| File size | 297.94MB |
| Number of files | 38 |
| Latest version | 1 |
| Latest release date | 2018-02-08 07:15:27 |
| First release date | 2018-02-08 07:15:27 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
This is an adaptive music score especially written for the Elias Adaptive Music Engine.
The music seamlessly adapts to in-game events and greatly improves immersion!
The Elias Engine can be found at Elias Software
To make this soundtrack accessible to the Elias Plugin, place the folder with the soundtrack's title in the StreamingAssets folder.
Composer: Martin Barreby
All the old faces are back in town which can only mean one thing – it’s time for the final heist and boy, are you sure going out with a bang! Everything’s going to plan and you can practically smell all that lovely money, just make sure the cops aren’t waiting for you when that vault opens... A soundtrack charged with tension and energy, creating a vivid image of secret missions and daring escapes. Building from relatively calm yet edgy brass notes into fully fledged panic mode, “The Final Heist” would be a great accompaniment to games involving stealth missions and plenty of peril and heart-stopping action, e.g. espionage games, car chase sequences and even fantasy/sci-fi worlds.
The music seamlessly adapts to in-game events and greatly improves immersion!
The Elias Engine can be found at Elias Software
To make this soundtrack accessible to the Elias Plugin, place the folder with the soundtrack's title in the StreamingAssets folder.
Composer: Martin Barreby
All the old faces are back in town which can only mean one thing – it’s time for the final heist and boy, are you sure going out with a bang! Everything’s going to plan and you can practically smell all that lovely money, just make sure the cops aren’t waiting for you when that vault opens... A soundtrack charged with tension and energy, creating a vivid image of secret missions and daring escapes. Building from relatively calm yet edgy brass notes into fully fledged panic mode, “The Final Heist” would be a great accompaniment to games involving stealth missions and plenty of peril and heart-stopping action, e.g. espionage games, car chase sequences and even fantasy/sci-fi worlds.
