I am still listening to the game's soundtrack once in a while. Last time was two days ago.
One can only hope. If you need something similar, you should definitely play Samorost 3 (if you haven't already), it has beautiful Machinarium-ish vibes, only more nature-oriented. Amanita's touch is magical, and Tomas Dvorak always nails it with brilliant soundtracks.
The best, no doubt. I was listening (and still am) to this alone & w/company along Eno, Guentner, Jon Hopkins, Mahler, SOTL, Landing... stand-out track.
Incidentally, your user name reminded me of this, another stand-out VG OST track:
No news of a sequel sadly, but the original game just got an overhaul (called Definitive Edition), abandoning ye ol' Flash engine:
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Changelog:
- Completely new custom engine
- Improved full screen support. The game now uses all of your screen even on high resolution displays
- 12 new achievements
- Support for Xbox 360 and Xbox One gamepads (other controllers with experimental support)
- Steam Cloud saves
- Localization to 14 languages including Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Russian
New Steam leaderboards: "Quickest Win" and "Explorer" (based on distance traveled)
Devs are pretty free with the term update, so I never get excited about the word alone, but this is genuinely great news. Most devs would have rereleased for 20 bucks or something.
Devs are pretty free with the term update, so I never get excited about the word alone, but this is genuinely great news. Most devs would have rereleased for 20 bucks or something.
I asked them on facebook yesterday. Yup, Amanita Design still considers its playerbase persons over a wallet.
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If you need something similar, you should definitely play Samorost 3 (if you haven't already), it has beautiful Machinarium-ish vibes, only more nature-oriented. Amanita's touch is magical, and Tomas Dvorak always nails it with brilliant soundtracks.
