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We’re joined today by another amazing and prolific guest; composer Jeff van Dyck<\/span>. Instead of focusing on a specific game we take a tour through Jeff’s entire career from Skitchin’<\/span> all the way to recent games like Unpacking<\/span>. Jeff began his career in 1992 with EA (Electronic Arts), working on games like the FIFA, NHL series, and Need for Speed 1 & 2. He went on to do music for many of the major games in the Total War series, starting with the original Shogun: Total War<\/span>, and continuing with the Medieval<\/span> and Rome Total War<\/span> games. In recent years, Jeff has written music for a number of indie titles like Assault Android Cactus<\/span>, Hand of Fate 1 & 2<\/span>, Submerged<\/span>, Forts<\/span>, Paint the Town Red<\/span> and Unpacking.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

In this interview we talk about a great many things; working in a constantly shifting industry, evolving as a composer, writing music for AAA games as well as indies, a bit of light hardware discussion, and just life in general over the last three decades. 2022 marks 30 years for Jeff in the games industry, a landmark achievement for anyone, and he’s still going strong. We crammed in as much music as we possibly could, and we hope you enjoy listening to some lovely selections of music that Jeff has written over the course of his career.<\/p>\n

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All music composed by Jeff van Dyck unless otherwise stated<\/p>\n