A necromancy game… for plants? In Greenhearth Necromancer, you use your witchy powers to bring withered greenery back to life and tend to your own little magical garden in a perfectly chill atmosphere. Sitting somewhere between the inevitable Coffee Talk, Spirit City, and Strange Horticulture, the new game from Silverstring Media Inc. offers a cozy, relaxing, and inclusive vibe that fully embraces its idle game roots.
Having already collaborated with the studio on their previous title (Glitchhiker), Canadian composer Devin Vibert goes all out, delivering 48 tracks for over 3 hours of music. It's impressive for a game of this scale! The music is pure downtempo, perfectly matching the game’s relaxing mood and designed to be listened to in the background without getting in the way of the gameplay. I love that the musician still manages to avoid lo-fi clichés, bringing a little something extra to every track.
Find all listening links for Greenhearth Necromancer (Official Soundtrack) by Devin Vibert on its dedicated page:
→ https://nwpl.ing/greenhearth-necromancer
