Soviet Union music suite released for Hearts of Iron 3
Posted by Andreas Waldetoft in News on 12 8th, 2009 | 4 responses
Paradox Interactive have released a soviet music DLC (downloadable content) for Hearts of iron 3 to be purchased via Gamersgate. This is a 4 part Soviet Union suite I composed awhile back when I was working for Paradox Interactive.
Now what are you waiting for? Go and buy it here and tell your friends about it. :)
Update: Here is some more links for Steam, Impulse and Gamestreamer users.
And a sample clip from the music suite
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This music is FANTASTIC!! Is there a long version of “Rise my Comrades” available anywhere??
I just LOVE the chorus in this song..i have an old record of the Soviet Army Chorus and they sound just like this…gives me goosebumps!! Makes me wish i lived in that era…
if there is a long version available for sale could you please direct me to it??
Thanks for the Fantastic music!!!!!!
Hi Art!
Thank you so much for your kind words I am honored that you like this music.
Have you checked out the soviet downloadable content music… theres some hints of “Rise my Comrades” themes in there.
Andreas
Hello mr Waldetoft, I only wanted to told you that your music were fantastic, and to praise your for your effort to associate your musics with the historic period of the game you are writing for =)
Your new musics looks also good but the fact that they are associated with only one faction in the game make me hesitating to buy them, even if they are as good as the previous.
Anyway will you write the music of Victoria II, the next game of Paradox? I hope so it will be great for the gamer community.
Vick
Hi there, Mr.Waldetoft. Your music is excellent, especially the tracks you composed for HoI3. I simply love to hear the “Allies Doing Good” when I conquer Japan and attack Italy. Or maybe “Rise My Comrades!” when fighting in Stalingrad. Anyway, your music is one of the most atmospheric ones I’ve ever seen in video games, and in my opinion it can compete easily with soundtracks of games like the Call of Duty series, in terms of harmony with the theme of the game and overall awesomeness.
Keep it up!
Ramtin