History YMMV / SpaceFuneral

** Earth Birth continues this trend by also drawing from a wide range of music. To name a few of the credited artists, we have the alternative rock band Music/CageTheElephant ("Ain't No Rest for the Wicked"), accomplished ambient producer Music/BrianEno with Music/TalkingHeads front man David Byrne("The Jezebel Spirit"), the experimental rock musician Music/FrankZappa ("The Deathless Horsie"), the Russian psytrance DJ Kindzadza ("Ra," "Build Up"), and a variety of legendary Music/Industrial projects (Music/ThrobbingGristle, Music/NurseWithWound, Music/{{Coil}}, and Music/SkinnyPuppy all make appearances).

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: This game has a very unique sound track: From 60's rock, to spoken-word poetry, to Japanese noise-rock, to strange techno and folk music.
** The same goes for Earth Birth. In addition to more ominous spoken-word pieces and strange electronica music, artists ranging from Music/BrianEno to Music/CageTheElephant make an appearance.

* BrokenBase: Toward {{fan sequel}}s. They are either loved, bashed for being [[ItsTheSameNowItSucks too much like the original]], or a mixture of both.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: The fan sequel [[http://gamejolt.com/games/super-space-funeral-4-deluxe-blood-red-version-bubsy/105850 "Super Space Funeral IV: Blood Red Edition & Bubsy"]] already has one of these in the form of "Modern Bubsy." A reimagining of the infamous 90s mascot character by the sequel's creator "Squirrely Jack," this version of Bubsy is a transsexual prostitute living in misery. The character proved so popular with fans of Jack's art and those anticipating the fan sequel that Jack herself began drawing Modern Bubsy more on her art pages, and created a {{Tumblr}} [[http://sulkysadbobcat.tumblr.com/ blog dedicated to the character]] (warning: occasionally NSFW content).

** Super Space Funeral 4 Deluxe Blood Red Version & Bubsy has an Sega Genesis style soundtrack and it's groovy as hell.

** The same goes for Earth Birth. In addition to more ominous spoken-word pieces and strange eltronica music, artists ranging from [[BrianEno Brian Eno]] to [[CageTheElephant Cage the Elephant]] makes an appearance.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsensical at first, but it also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's idea of The Forms, the perfect ideals that make up the true nature of reality. In real life, Forms can only be percieved through reasoning, but it seems that The City of Forms is actually made of Forms, which would imply that this city is, in fact, made of pure perfection. Therefore, everything else in the world is imperfect, and falls short in comparison.

** Super Space Funeral 4 Deluxe Blood Red Version & Bubsy Has an original soundtrack done in a Sega Genesis style and it's groovy as hell.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Though not yet released, the fan sequel ''Super Space Funeral IV: Blood Red Edition & Bubsy'' already has one of these in the form of "Modern Bubsy." A reimagining of the infamous 90s mascot character by the sequel's creator "Squirrely Jack," this version of Bubsy is a transsexual prostitute living in misery. The character proved so popular with fans of Jack's art and those anticipating the fan sequel that Jack herself began drawing Modern Bubsy more on her art pages, and created a {{Tumblr}} [[http://sulkysadbobcat.tumblr.com/ blog dedicated to the character]] (warning: occasionally NSFW content).

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Though not yet released, the fan remake ''Super Space Funeral IV: Blood Red Edition & Bubsy'' already has one of these in the form of "Modern Bubsy." A reimagining of the infamous 90s mascot character by the remake's creator "Squirrely Jack," this version of Bubsy is a transsexual prostitute living in misery. The character proved so popular with fans of Jack's art and those anticipating the fan remake that Jack herself began drawing Modern Bubsy more on her art pages, and created a {{Tumblr}} [[http://sulkysadbobcat.tumblr.com/ blog dedicated to the character]] (warning: occasionally NSFW content).

** The same goes for Earth Birth. In addition to more ominous spoken-word pieces and strange eltronica music, music ranging from [[BrianEno Brian Eno]] to [[CageTheElephant Cage the Elephant]] makes an appearance.

* BrokenBase: Toward [[FanSequel fan sequels]]. They are either loved, bashed for being [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks too much like the original]], or a mixture of both.
* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: This game has a very unique sound track: From 60's rock, to spoken-word poetry, to Japanese noise-rock, to strange techno and folk music.

* TearJerker: 20th Century Boy's [[spoiler: FinalSpeech, where he reveals that he's Leg Horse's brother.]]

* TearJerker: 20th Century Boy's [[spoiler: FinalSpeech, where he reveals that he's Horse Leg's brother.]]

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: This game has a very unique sound track: From 60's rock, to spoken-word poetry, to Japanese noise-rock, to strange techno and folk music.

* HighOctaneNightmareFuel: The Blood Caverns, thanks to the ominous red color all over everything and the insanely creepy poetry being recited throughout.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsencical at first glance, but Space Funeral also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's idea of The Forms, the perfect ideals that make up the true nature of reality. In real life, Forms can only be percieved through reasoning, but it seems that The City of Forms is actually made of Forms, which would imply that this city is, in fact, made of pure perfection. That would suggest that everything else in the world falls short in comparison. And from that imperfection was born the warped world of Space Funeral.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsencical at first glance, but Space Funeral also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's idea of The Forms, the perfect ideals that make up the true nature of reality. In real life, Forms can only be percieved through reasoning, but it seems that The City of Forms is actually made of Forms, which would imply that this city is, in fact, made of pure perfection. That would suggest that everything else in the world falls short in comparison. And from that imperfection is born the warped world of Space Funeral.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsencical at first glance, but Space Funeral also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's idea of The Forms, the perfect ideals that make up the true nature of reality. In real life, Forms can only be percieved through reasoning, but it seems that The City of Forms is actually made of Forms, which would imply that this city is, in fact, made of pure perfection. That would suggest that everything else in the world falls short in comparison. And from that imperfection is born the warped world of Space Funeral.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsencical at first glance, but Space Funeral also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's idea of The Forms, the perfect ideals that make up the true nature of reality. In real life, Forms can only be percieved through reasoning, but it seems that The City of Forms is actually made of Forms, which would imply that this city is, in fact, made of pure perfection. That would suggest that everything else in the world falls short in comparison. And there we have the warped world of Space Funeral.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsencical at first glance, but Space Funeral also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's idea of The Forms, the perfect ideals that make up the true nature of reality. In real life, Forms can only be percieved through reasoning, but it seems that The City of Forms is actually made of Forms, which would imply that this city is, in fact, made of pure perfection.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsencical at first glance, but Space Funeral also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's idea of The Forms, the perfect ideals that make up the true nature of reality.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsencical at first glance, but Space Funeral also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's idea of The Forms, the perfect ideals that make up the true nature of reality. Forms are the ideal, the perfect and unchanging essences of all things. The material counterparts of the forms are merely crude and imperfect copies of said forms. It stands to reason that the City of Forms, as it's name suggests, is made up entirely of perfect and pure Forms. While the rest of the world looks in comparison a hideious and disfigured mass of imperfection.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotDidactic?: It seems nonsencical at first glance, but it also seems to have elements of Platonic Philosophy right at the heart of it. The City Of Forms is totally based on Plato's ideas of perfection. Forms are the ideal, the perfect essence of a thing. The material counterparts of the forms are merely crude and imperfect copies of of said forms. It stands to reason that the City of Forms, as it's name suggests, is made up entirely of perfect and pure Forms. While the rest of the world looks in comparison a hideious and disfigured mass of imperfection.

* WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs