Best Video Game Music 2019 Nominees by COGconnected
Here we are approaching the end of 2019 as we look back and think about the stellar year we have had in the video game industry. We’ve experienced some truly magnificent games – too many to count, in fact – but with that comes time to recognize the games which were truly magical. Right now let us take a look at the games whose music moved us, taking us into an entirely new world full of magic and mystery. Music is a powerful tool in the hands of any artistic creator, able to captivate raw emotion with simple notes or thundering concertos. In gaming it is used as a transformative device, and the following games are the ones we at COGconnected feel excelled in pulling us deeper into their respective worlds. Here are the nominees for Best Video Game Music 2019.
The following games are COGconnected’s nominees for Best Video Game Music 2019:
Days Gone – Composer: Nathan Whitehead
Grindstone – Composer: Sam Webster
Celeste: Farewell – Composer: Lena Raine
Sea of Solitude – Composer: Guy Jackson
Outer Wilds – Composer: Andrew Prahlow
Katana Zero – Composer: Bill Kiley and Ludowic
Disco Elysium – Composer: British Sea Power
Death Stranding – Composer: Ludvig Forssell
River City Girls – Composer: Megan Mcduffee and Chipzel
Sayonara Wild Hearts – Composer: Daniel Olsen
Neo Cab – Composer: Joseph X. Burke
Hypnospace Outlaw – Composer: Jay Tholen
Metro Exodus – Composer: Alexey Omelchuk
Cadence of Hyrule – Composer: Danny Baronowsky
Which game do you think will win for the Best Video Game Music? Let us know your thoughts on Facebook, Twitter, and the Comments section below. Stick around as we continue to announce the nominees for this years video game awards and discover the winners on December 22nd.
