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Indie puzzler 'Fez' resurfaces with a $100 special edition
We aren't getting a sequel to the adorable retro indie puzzler Fez well... ever. But that doesn't mean developer Polytron is out of things to sell fans. The Canadian company hopes the wound it opened by canceling the sequel won't deter you from dropping $100 on a special edition of the game that features a rather handsome hardcover notebook, "bound in red canvas with debossed gold foil inlay presented in a matching slipcase," download codes for PC and OSX versions of the game and a copy of its killer soundtrack from composer Disasterpeace.
PSA: Fez remix album, FZ: Side Z, fills your earholes today
FZ: Side Z is he second half of the Fez remix album and it's out today, assaulting your eardrums for $5 or more. The first half, FZ: Side F, launched on April 20 for the same semi-name-your-own price. Both albums feature tracks from various artists, including the original Fez soundtrack composer, Disasterpeace. You can give all of the tunes a listen – or throw down your favorite bill for the whole album – right here.
Fez gets another remix album May 7, 'FZ: Side Z'
Only two days after the release of FZ: Side F, composer Disasterpeace has announced another album of remixed Fez tunes. Titled FZ: Side Z, the album is to serve as "the second half" of the remix project, according to the latest Disasterpeace newsletter. We don't have much else to go on, apart from a small image of the album's cover, which is simply the letter Z in Fez's coded alphabet. Presumably, like Side F, the new album will feature tracks by various artists.The album drops on May 7, just a few days after Fez (the game) lands on PC. [Image: Cover art for "Kompass" on FZ: Side F]
Disasterpeace makes music out of many robots being shot
The soundtrack for Shoot Many Robots is a blues-infused rock compilation that sets the perfect tone for riding off into the desert sunset, entering a room dramatically, driving around the city at night with your sunglasses on and, yes, shooting many robots.This melodic amalgamation was thrown together by Fez composer Disasterpeace (Rich Vreeland), and the whole album is available now on Bandcamp for $5.Give it a listen before you buy right here, and all the best of luck with those pesky robots. We hear there's a lot of them.
PSA: Fez soundtrack now available for purchase, free streaming
Fez keeping you up at night? Do you struggle to sleep as the solutions to puzzles maliciously circle around in your brain, refusing to take shape? You might as well compliment the madness with the full Fez soundtrack. You can now stream the entire album for free, or secure a download for a measly seven bucks.Composed by Rich Vreeland (A.K.A. Disasterpeace), the soundtrack features 26 deliciously lo-fi tracks. Go ahead and give it a listen. At least then you can convince your friends that it's not just playing in your head.
