Arkadiusz Reikowski announced as composer for HUSK
Polish composer Arkadiusz Reikowski, who recently composed the scores to Kholat and Layers of Fear, has been announced to score an upcoming horror survival game HUSK by UndeadScout and IMGN.PRO. Although details about the game are still being kept under wraps, the plot and setting will feature influences of Alan Wake and Silent Hill, as the protagonist sets out to find his family after being separated in the aftermath of a train wreck.
Reikowski will be taking advantage of the Silent Hill-like setting of HUSK to inspire his music, and bringing vocalist Penelopa Wilmann-Szynalik back to feature in the game’s main theme, although he has said that he will still be aiming to develop his own original musical style, as well. No release date has been determined for HUSK just yet.
Posted on April 27, 2016 by Emily McMillan. Last modified on April 27, 2016.
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