With Kratos’ vicious previous, you wouldn’t count on a God of Struggle Ragnarok Lo-Fi video to floor. Nonetheless, PlayStation and some musicians, together with Alex Moukala, have launched such a factor, and it’s enjoyable AF.

Chilling out with Atreus

Atreus, on this video revealed Thursday, takes the place of the child finding out. As the chilliness music is taking part in, he’s writing in his journal. The Lo-Fi beats within the background are from fashionable musician and composer Alex Moukala and Pokari.

“Earlier this yr, Sony requested me to create some God of Struggle: Ragnarok Lo-Fi remixes for them,” Moukala on social media. “As an enormous Bear McCreary fan I used to be overjoyed and easily couldn’t say no!” The composer later stated “the entire course of made [him] respect God of Struggle‘s soundtrack much more than [he] already did.”

The three McCreary songs each Moukala and Polari remixed are: “Huldra Brothers,” “Reminiscences of Mom,” and the God of Struggle Ragnarök theme. They sound improbable and are at the moment powering me by this information story. The animation can also be expressive and barely modifications over the span of the 32-minute video. It was drawn and animated by Spud Gun Studios.

Moukala has been busy over the previous few years. He’s behind the soundtrack for the fan-based Last Fantasy IX: Memoria Challenge and interviewed the Yakuza sport composers on his YouTube channel. Prior to now, he’s additionally turned the macabre Bloodborne music into a stunning Mario Kart observe.

God of Struggle: Ragnarok celebrates its one-year anniversary this week. When it was first launched, it obtained important reward throughout the board.

“God of Struggle Ragnarok is a improbable showcase of what this collection has to supply, and a sterling instance of the way it nonetheless has life left in it,” stated our overview. “Whereas not every thing lands with the sequel from a narrative perspective, the core of the unique is preserved, with some new twists and turns nonetheless to go.”