Dropzone
Drip drop, the sound of flop
Dropzone appears to be a sci-fi MOBA, even though the product page promotes it as a top-down strategy game with 3vs3, 2vs2, and 1vs1 game modes. A bit of DOTA meets StarCraft. According to reviews, however, it's a rather mediocre fusion. The fact that the game is still in Early Access since its release on February 15, 2017, doesn't bode well. So why am I wasting my valuable life on it? Because the soundtrack comes from a composer who knows his craft.
Grant Kirkhope should be familiar to readers of this website by now, as he created true classics like Donkey Kong 64 and GoldenEye 007 . Did he achieve the same with Dropzone ? Well... no. For anyone who has played a futuristic action-focused game, familiar sounds will be ringing in their ears. Less entertaining than Overwatch and less spectacular than Supreme Commander, the twelve-track score sounds like it's borrowed from any run-of-the-mill superhero movie: suitable in the heat of battle, the OST, for me, falls somewhere in the middle, surrounded by Titanfall, Warhead , and Wagner frozen pizza.
No. | Title | Artist(s) | Ratings |
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01 | Dropzone | Grant Kirkhope | |
02 | Orbiting | Grant Kirkhope | |
03 | Core Hunting | Grant Kirkhope | |
04 | Core Rush | Grant Kirkhope | |
05 | First Drop | Grant Kirkhope | |
06 | Bug Crushing | Grant Kirkhope | |
07 | Gear Up | Grant Kirkhope | |
08 | Landfall in 10 | Grant Kirkhope | |
09 | Juggernaut | Grant Kirkhope | |
10 | Poachers | Grant Kirkhope | |
11 | The Beneath | Grant Kirkhope | |
12 | Welcome to Europa | Grant Kirkhope |