Hi, it's great that you've found your way to this site and are taking the time to read this text. In fact, I don't want to keep you for long, there's a lot to discover (not necessarily just here, the Internet is vast and full of wonders). But if you want to take a look around here, I'd be very happy if you did. What you can expect: a bunch of texts about video games and most importantly Soundtracks. Being born in 92, I was blessed growing up with gems like The Settlers 2, Half-Life 2, and the Flight Simulator 98 . Back then, I played pretty much anything on the PC I could get my hands on.

What has always fascinated me most about video games, films and series was the music. Because of the music from The Sims I began playing the piano. Unfortunately, my talent was at a similar level to my strategic understanding of Anno 1602. I started collecting soundtracks when I got my first PC. My collection now comprises almost 2800 albums (as of January 2025), and my goal is to have heard them all - heard and rated them. Why? A simple collecting instinct and the desire to make musical discoveries.

But because this really does involve a lot of work and, above all, time, I would like to share my experiences with you. Of course, like any form of art, music is subjective. But if you hear Call of Duty 2 is it the excellent music that you think of? In the same vein, did you know that the same composer did the music for Dragon Age: Origins and Crysis ? Or that the piano pieces from the above-mentioned Sims was in fact freestyled? Well now you do. I promise no revelations, no ultimate ratio. Just my opinion and my knowledge. Partly nostalgically glorified, always subjectively colored. If that's enough for you, you'll find a few tips and hints for good and bad music on this website. For a condensed impression of the wonderful world of game music, I recommend taking a look at my Top lists. Have fun browsing!

Battlefield 4: Final Stand

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Battlefield 4: Final Stand

Composer(s): Johan Skugge, Jukka Rintamäki

3,0 / 5

1. October 2025

Absehbares Ende

The final content for Battlefield 4 was released in November with the last DLC, Final Stand. Musically, the expansion follows the same pattern as before: fresh blood was brought into the team for the Official Release TrailerJerry Beck4 . This time, Jerry Beck, who was unknown to me, composed the music, which works well, as it did with Dragon’s Teeth . The remaining four tracks are once again well done, but there are no surprises here. The scores of the DLCs thus remain primarily one thing: predictable.

Other entries in the Battlefield -series

Battlefield 1942 (2002)

Battlefield Vietnam (2004)

Battlefield 2 (2005)

Battlefield 2: Modern Combat (2005)

Battlefield 2142 (2006)

Battlefield: Bad Company (2008)

Battlefield Heroes (2009)

Battlefield 1943 (2009)

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 (2010)

Battlefield 3 (2011)

Battlefield 4 (2013)

Battlefield Hardline (2015)

Battlefield 1 (2016)

Battlefield V (2018)

Battlefield 2042 (2021)

Battlefield 6 (2025)

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Official Release Trailer

Jerry Beck

4 02:12

02

Giants of Karelia

Johan Skugge, Jukka Rintamäki

3 00:58

03

Hammerhead

Johan Skugge, Jukka Rintamäki

3 00:56

04

Hangar21

Johan Skugge, Jukka Rintamäki

4 01:04

05

Operation Whiteout

Johan Skugge, Jukka Rintamäki

3 00:58

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