Flatspace Music Pack 3
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About Flatspace Music Pack 3
Flatspace Music Pack 3 adds 9 music tracks to Flatspace. The tracks play at random when you enter a new sector, like other in-game music. Originally made for the first Flatspace game, the pack is remastered in 24-bit for this 2024 release.
The tracks
The pack includes a PDF booklet with full descriptions of the music. Its tracks include:
- Blue Nebula: a short music sting created in 2012 to set an epic scene, presented here in a new remaster.
- Heart Of Greece: a track inspired by a zither-like instrument; its title refers to the instrument’s relationship to the Zorba the Greek theme. It is unique to this pack.
- Lost Dimension: composed for Stuart Ashen as the theme to an animated DVD review show set in an alien dimension. The show did not make it to air, but the music remains.
- Race The Sky: a supremely happy track inspired by console racing games, also included in the Flatspace IIk Music Pack 3.
- The Race: a fast, happy electronic tune inspired by console game music and J.S. Bach. Two saw waves intertwine in a short fugue.
- The Space Whale: an epic-scale track that began as an exercise in interleaved melodies. This pack is the only place it has been released.
- Tiny Moon: a simple piece also included in the Flatspace IIk Music Pack, now available to Flatspace 1 players remastered from the 24-bit source.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Flatspace Music Pack 3 is $3.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
No. Flatspace Music Pack 3 is DLC and only works with Flatspace.
The minimum requirements for Flatspace are: Windows 10, 1 GB RAM, 150 MB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Flatspace is a single-player game.
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