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We have some announcements here that have been waiting a very long time to see the eyes of the public. Brace yourselves.<\/p>\n
First of all, our composer Jason Covenant has just<\/em> released a suite called “Conscience of a Dreamer.” You can listen to it here<\/a>, and never listen to anything else ever again. Naturally, most of these songs will make their way into Phanta as well.<\/p>\n Then there’s this. Featuring music from said suite is a new “official” Phantasmaburbia trailer. There’s a lot of new little things in this I haven’t yet shared on the site, but it all moves pretty fast. Most importantly, this summarizes the basic story and whatnot for people who are still a little confused on what this whole dealie is all about.<\/p>\n But I guess most important to all y’alls is the prospect of winning a free copy of Phantasmaburbia<\/strong>. How, you ask?! Details are as follows: WELL, in a surprisingly fast sweep, we got 3 correct answers in well under 12 hours. Nice going, those who won!<\/p>\n \nWINNERS:<\/strong><\/p>\n OKAY. We have some announcements here that have been waiting a very long time to see the eyes of the public. Brace yourselves. First of all, our composer Jason Covenant has just released a suite called “Conscience of a Dreamer.” … Continue reading
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\nJason’s new album<\/a> might sound familiar to people who have played my games before. This is because 2 tracks in it are rearranged or expanded versions of songs that have been in my games before<\/strong>. The songs in question were among the main themes of the games they were featured in.<\/del><\/p>\nIf you can name a suite song, what game it originated from, and where in that game the original song plays, you will be eligible for a free copy of Phanta.<\/strong> I’ll save your email, and when the game is finished, you’ll be the first to get a copy. Sweet deal, huh?<\/del><\/p>\n\n