The Extreme Electronic Experience can be achieved in countless different forms. It can be intense, frantic, chilling, dark, minimalist, technical, or brutal. The list could go on.
There are a number of ways I could have written this article. One method could have been recommending a range of games for specific music and another could have been recommending specific games to specific music. However I decided the best way to deliver the combinations was to recommend a range of music for specific games, as there is probably only one good shooter for every 100 good electronic music albums, and this way the variation on show is strongest. Each game has recommendations for accompanying genres and artists and an example track.
Single-player
Deus Ex and Deus Ex: Invisible War
Deus Ex is the best game ever, and Deus Ex: Invisible War is a great follow-up that was unfortunately somewhat diluted by the restrictions a multi-format release created. The games mix shooter elements with RPG elements into a blend that is dark, technological and downright phenomenal.
Genres - Game soundtrack, ambient techno, ambient house, ambient, electro, IDM.
Artist walkthrough (Deus Ex)
Liberty Island – Biosphere, B12, Higher Intelligence Agency
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Hell’s Kitchen
NSF Airfield - Drexciya, Arpanet, Radioactive Man, Urban Tribe, Aux 88
Majestic 12 - Keith Fullerton Whitman, Tim Hecker
Hong Kong – The Field, Norken, Kaito, Triola, early Aphex Twin, early Autechre
Naval Shipyards – See ‘NSF Airfield’
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Paris – See ‘Hong Kong’
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Vandenberg – See ‘NSF Airfield’
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Area 51
Also see 'Memorable experience 2'
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