Viewfinder if free for the month on PS+ so I'm giving it a go. Just wanted to highlight small detail I really enjoyed, which is how the audio for ambience adjusts based on the art style of your surrounding area.

Scared to search for an example to include here in case I get spoilers but I recently started playing Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and the sound design for hand-to-hand combat did NOT disappoint

Finished my play through of Dredge and even though I got the worse version of the bad ending, I still had a really good time with it.

"keep an ear out" hell yeah that's exactly what I'm gonna do, I love doing that in fact

Finally got round to playing Dredge and after only a couple of hours of gameplay, I'm really loving the creative choices made with the audio for this game, in particular the contrast between day and night ambiences.

Very interesting read, particularly the part about working class people currently in games feeling "othered". As someone who is working class, I can definitely relate to that feeling. I've had more comments on my accent from games industry folk than other people...

www.bbc.com/news/article...

Been cooking up something with the team at @lunabootstudios.bsky.social for a few months now and we're showcasing it at GaMaYo 24!

I've never been good at staying active on social media - to try and combat that, I'm going to start a thread which I'll add to daily, featuring some of my favourite sound effects.

#sounddesign #gameaudio

Hey! As this is my first post I thought I'd introduce myself: I'm George, a sound designer for video games based in the UK. Follow me for posts about stuff.

My Sound Design Portfolio: www.georgepacksound.co.uk

I also make music with my band: open.spotify.com/artist/3Nzbq...