Why Games Make Us Climb Mountains
Game Thoughts
Oct 12, 2024 14:00
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Video games have a love affair with mountain climbing, and I revisited some of my favourites to find out why.
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If you want to check out the opposite video to this one, you can check out my friend @GameTalesHQ and his piece on Games About Descending:
https://youtu.be/2Gh2D_K-rs4?si=ehMACPxR06HGUPX-
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Music:
I do not own, nor do I claim to own any music used in this video. I have only used it for the purposes of reviewing the games they're taken from. All credits and legal rights go to the list below.
Ashes - Bear McCreary, Eivor (God of War)
Resurrections - Lena Raine (Celeste)
Somewhere in the Woods, Beach Buds - Mark Sparling (A Short Hike)
Jusant - Guillaume Ferran (Jusant)
Soul and Mind - YouTube Music Library (Getting Over It)
Nascence, Temptations, Apotheosis - Austin Wintory (Journey)
Gaming
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#god of war mountain
#journey video essay
#A Short Hike review
#Jusant explained
#Getting Over It Video Essay
#Celeste mountain