Awesome Music / Web Games

• The site Notessimo happens to have a fanbase that seems to be made of Genius composers. Here is a list a few to get you started.
  • A man that goes by the name "Starwars" (who changes his name a good amount) has made some of the more popular songs. "Building full of experiments" is one of them. He has his own forum thread for his songs.
  • Roastmasters is another Mozart of the site. "Rise Of Credence", "On The Moon", and "Field of Theories" are his most famous songs. Thread here.
• Sonny is a flash game that has simply mind blowing music. Epic hardly begins to describe it. Just listen to the the battle music or the boss battle music and see for yourself.
  • Aftermath between fights, and Aftermath 2and Aftermath 2-2 for the second game. Just to name a few more.
• To varying degrees, all eight tracks from the flash game, The Arrow of Time.
• The online Flash game series MARDEK RPG has some pretty sweet music, especially for the battles. You can listen to it on its website here.
• Erasure's "Always (2009 Mix)", used as the background music to Robot Unicorn Attack, to absolutely wondrous effect. Warning: it's very catchy.
  • Pink and black versions of RUA.
• The flash game Coma has music that is both awesome and touching at the same time.
• Epic Battle Fantasy 3 has plenty of this. Whether it be battle themes, from the standard battle music, Wings, to boss musics like Rave v2 and DiVINe MaDNEss, or overworld themes, like Estavius for the nameless town, or Sisters of Snow Dissent for the Slippy-Slidey Ice World. Even the music on the title screen, which most players will spend no more than a few seconds on, is amazingly beautiful: That We Have Lost And Forgotten.
  • Acruta Lao D’nor. Having this come up for an apparently normal non-boss fight can be sort of an Oh, Crap! moment.
  • Screw it, all of Phyrnna's works are awesome. From Yami no Viriba to Powerful and Bright with Chaos of Mind and The Count of Darkness, the last of which wouldn't be out of place at a rock concert; from the enchanting Raindrops of a Dream to the powerful-sounding A Light in the Darkness of Destruction; from the peppy Those of Us who Fight! to the Weshdoor Concert to the oddly-named Van al Tag and the powerful Epic Battle Fantasy 4 boss themes Into Combat, Jump Into Battle, the hauntingly extraterrestrial TPF Trans, for ambushes and the Cosmic Monoliths to Godcat's Lietmotif Fallen Blood to Arkon's reprise of his theme for the final fight of Bullet Heaven 2.
• The BIONICLE Music from the Mata Nui online game.
• The ending theme of You Have to Burn the Rope may just be the most unique staff roll you've ever heard.
• Cartoon Network's online games have some pretty good tunes. Check out Sky Stacker.
• The battle theme from The Room Tribute is pretty good.
• All 17 songs from the flash game Starwish, especially this one.
• Enigmata 2 has the boss music, Can't Be Still. A very adrenaline-filled rush of a boss music that'll keep you excited.
• Monsters Den 2 has this as the boss theme.
• The soundtrack from Legend of Kalevala. It can be downloaded here.
• The gameplay music for Mouse starts out simple, then a counterpoint forms and gradually takes over from the first line. (For full enjoyment of the melody, open a level but don't start the maze.)
• The music for Galactic Gems 2: New Frontiers conveys a sense of a majestic vista or a hard-earned triumph.
• Toon Town Online: Most of the themes are catchy and fun, like the game implies. Heck, even the boss battles sound great! What's even more impressive is that they were all MIDI files (though most private servers have converted them to OGG for the sake of consistency).

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