Learn a bit more on how the music came into the mix for Stupid Never Dies, and how Stupid Never Dies was written around the sound more
The fun behind-the-scenes looks at Stupid Never Dies keep on coming as the days tick down until October 22nd when the full game hits the PS5 and PC out there. We have had the demo that GPTRACK50 has offered up to experience what we can for it, and SEGA has been pushing the marketing for it, but it is always nice to see how the games have been made. In this instance, we are getting to see just how the music was made for Stupid Never Dies. Well, more about how the game and characters were built around the music of the game than anything. Yes, this is one of those carts before the horse kind of things, but in this instance, it looks as if it is working out for the better. Let us have a look and a listen to what exactly has gone down for all of this.
As you are about to see here for Stupid Never Dies, the music seems to have come first in many instances when it comes to the characters and the world. That is due to the level of impact it is going to have on the pop-punk style for Davey and the actions that he is going to be taking. So, instead of choosing songs and music that fit the role, they found the songs and made the roles and styles of Davy fit the music. This is not just for our main character in Stupid Never Dies, but the dungeon levels that we are going to be heading into as well as many of the bosses and NPCs that we are going to be interacting with in the world. Not a terrible way to do it all, and it has looked like it is working well for the IP. Having played the demo that is currently out there, one can see how the music informed more of the game than anything. Have a look and a listen to all of that in the following video that takes us all further behind-the-scenes of the video game.
Stupid Never Dies — Deep Bite #3: Sound
Join producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi for a breakdown of the pop-punk vision and funky multi-genre soundscape of Stupid Never Dies! Play the demo now, then dive into the full version on October 22.
Math time! Punk + Love = Funky. This equation is central to how Stupid Never Dies, the upcoming pop-punk-saturated action RPG, got its signature style. In a new video shared by publisher SEGA and developer GPTRACK50, producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi takes us on the musical journey that shaped the tone of Davy’s wild adventure.
How do you like the music that we have had for Stupid Never Dies up to now, and do you see how it has informed more of the game than you might have thought? How different will each of the themes and boss battle fights feel with the music for you, and will any of them have any good overlap along the way? Will it all be in the Punk style of music, or could we see other genres pop up along the way to fit the narrative of the story? Let us discuss all of that and see where things go before the game fully launches out there. We have a few more weeks to explore all that Stupid Never Dies is going to bring us, and we will have it all here for you. Just watch the website and follow along on all of our social channels to see where this is all going to go out there. You will be glad that you did that, or you might miss out on some of the fun that this title is going to give the world.