RPG Dark Fantasy Music Vol. 2
A downloadable asset pack
Dark Fantasy Music for your dark fantasy setting! Here are 5 dark themes that are perfect for that dark ambient background vibe. All 5 themes loop seamlessly and can also stand alone as it's own track.
Inspired by AAA games in the dark fantasy genre! My inspirations came from composer's like: : Yuka Kitamura(Elden Ring), Marcin Przybyłowicz (Witcher 3) and Nobuyoshi Suzuki(Bloodborne).
All tracks are youtube safe! No need to worry about Content ID when used in your games.
Listen here:
Tracklist Dark Themes:
Kingdom of Branevil (1:44)
Goblin Ritual (0:53)
Library of Veles (2:12)
Chapel of Nyx (2:04)
Nefarious Schemes (1:36)
Custom Music?
If you like what you hear and want more, feel free to hire me for your next project.
Contact me at https://www.lisetteamago.com/custom-music
Support
If you have any issues with downloading the files, please contact me at: lisetteamago@gmail.com
Thank you for purchasing my music pack!
Let me know when/where you use the music. I'd love to promote your game in my socials!
Purchase
In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $9.99 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Comments
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Hi Lisette Amago. your music is awesome! Dark Fantasy is a quite a niche genre, its awesome that your music is on point, and its loopable!
May I ask do you mind if your work is used in commercial-use adult-themed games? For instance, Saria Reclaimed by Velmith (https://velminth.itch.io/saria-reclaimed) and LonaRPG by Eccma417 (https://eccma417.itch.io/lonarpg)
Or everything is fine as long as you are properly informed and credited after purchasing your album?
Thank you for taking your time reading this, have a great day!
Hello!
Thank you for reaching out. I don't mind you using my music in adult themed games after purchase. As for the credit, you may choose to credit me or not. And if you do, thank you for the shout out.
Good luck with your game development!
Magnificent.
Thanks!