Evans said that he hadn't, which led to Malone proposing the game. Despite this suggestion, though, Post Malone explained that they have to shut the music off when playing Elden Ring because it stresses him out ."I turn the music completely off (in Elden Ring] because it is insane. It's literally like a choir, not of angelsbut of demons. And they're saying, 'We're going to* you over.' It's impossible to survive," Post Malone said about the soundtrack to the game. "After the fight, I'm like shaking, so I'm going to have to get out or smoke, and I'm thinking"I need to get my head back in order.'" You can watch the video on Post Malone talking about Elden Ring in this article:Even though Post Malone seems to have an uneasy relationship with music from Elden Ring, he went to add that some of the most memorable music he's ever heard comes from other video games. He specifically mentioned titles such as Skyrim, The Legend of Zelda, and Mario Bros. as just the few titles he enjoys. So while there's a chance that Elden Ring score might be a bit too much for him to take on at times, it seems like he's not the type to disable the game's soundtrack at all times. What are your thoughts about the music of Elden Ring? Do you think like Post Malone that it only intensifies the stress that is felt during boss fights?Square Enix Says HD-2D Style Is Actually quite expensive in the past few years. Square Enix's HD-2D-themed games have received a lot of positive reviews from players. The games like Octopath Traveler or Triangle Strategy have really captured the interest of retro fans, partly due to their distinctive art style. In a new interview on 4Gamer (translated from Nintendo Everything), Triangle Strategy producer Tomoya Asano discussed the design style and the way it's used in future games for the company. When the interviewer was surprised that more indie games haven't taken on the same design, Asano revealed the reason is that it's a bit expensive!
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