Composer covers the main theme of Elden Ring in 15 different styles and all are amazing
If you’ve played Elden Ring, then you’re used to the weird appearance that happens when you get to the game’s main menu and somehow you’re forced to sit on the screen for at least 30 seconds while listening to What can only be described as an extremely hyped start to the day’s Elden Ring session (or is that just me?).
It’s a great song – orchestral, epic and a great way to start a game every time you start it up. However, what if it was composed in a different style, perhaps a symphonic metal song? Or maybe a lofi hip-hop track? Yes, composer Alex Moukala did that and more. In fact, Moukala covered the main theme of Elden Ring in 15 different styles: Spanish Guitar, Nu-Disco, Symphonic Metal, Smooth Jazz, Lofi Hip-Hop, Darksynth, Movie Trailer, Piano Solo, Baroque (love it). my personal favorite), Reggae, Big Room House, French House, Trap x Traditional Japanese (maybe my favorite too) and Orchestra.
As you can see in the video above, there’s not a single style that Moukala remixes the Elden Ring theme into that won’t work – if I fire up the latest version of From Software, that’s great but even better when playing with friendsand any of these have started playing, I’d be excited to hear the standard theme as well. If you like these remixes, you’re in luck because Moukala always does this. He has other videos about “X Game in 15 Different Styles”, rewritten and rearranged video game trailer music, music analysis etc. channel great!
For more Elden Ring, read Game informant Elden Ring Reviews to find out why we give it 10 out of 10 and then read about why a Game informant The editor believes that From Software’s next game should prioritize co-op. Check out this story on how someone used a modified Fisher-Price kids controller to play Elden Ring on PC Later.
Which style is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!