My best description of this track- crackling fire, crickets, slight wind

My best description of this track- lots anvils in the distance, lots of metal clanking, people talking, people walking, occasional dog barking

My best description of this track- Ominous background music, crickets, occasional wood creaking, occasional feint walking, slight wind

My best description of this track- people talking, blacksmith on anvil, occasional pig, lots of horse drawn carts.

My best description of this track- lots of sword clashing, roar of crowd, drum

My best description of this track- Wind blowing during a blizzard.

Mostly crickets, creepy sounds, wind, occasional crow.

Nice babbling stream with calming asian music mostly flute.

Fantastic background audio - very well-balanced mixtutre of sounds: souls/spirits, wind passing through and thunder, with subtle whispering voices and the occassional creature sound, too. I can see it working brilliantly for a haunted house, a graveyard, a mountain pass or a cavern as well. DM Tortoyse

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These sound bites are excellent. Just played seamlessly on my phone. What a great addition to any table. Thanks for this bundle definitely worth the time. As more become available will definitely look into purchasing more and longer files .

PMG incloude five titles that cater to different genres. All of them are 10 minutes long and "loop-able". The tracks are provided as mp3 as wall as "flac".

Futuristic City starts off with sounds that would not be uncommon in our everyday 21st streets, but quickly passing hover vehicles, swishing high-flier and buzzing drones are added to the soundscape. There are pedestrians, two, but the streets are mostly for the vehicles. Little human conversaion is heard (and NO blaring advertisements). Sometimes, there is even the sound of some "heavy mechanic thing walking". Good for SciFi a sidewalk.

Day Medieval City is conjures the picture of a medivial street at the day. A smith is at work, horses and charts are heard, birds twitter from the roof tops (yes, TWITTER was not unheard of in the times before the internet!) and there is the constant rabble-dabble of the busy citizens out in the street. One can even here goose, chickens and other assorted lifestock. A good track for both fantasy and historical medivial RPG (as soon as the PC hit town, that is!).

Cthulhu´s Call is an ambient track as well, but instead of relying on "sound effects", this track uses music in theatrical way to create a sense of strangeness, unease and tension. "Effects" are used as well, but the instruments are the dominant part here. All in all, the track IS really good for any kind of "meet Things that Men Was Not Meant to Know".

Dungeon Realm 1 Remix is spherice, in a dark and brooding way. It is not especially "Dungeon", so it does include sound elements that remind of a waling wind (or air movement) in a cave. There moments of brief "rat chittering" and dropping water, two. I guess it would work with other horror/suspense scene, too, as long as it is supernatural in nature, or just scary/gloomy. One could, for example, use it for a deserted, post-apocalyptic city, too.

Space Cruiser Bridge ramps up the bling-bling, in the electronic and accustic way. A lot of things in the background make quick beep-sounds, there is the humming of powered devices, the deep vibration of something in the background and of course, the swishing sound of futuristic doors opening and closing once in a while (foot steps include). Otherwise, the bridge is SILENT. There is no voice, artifical or human, just the technology playing its own symphony.

Thunderstorm at Horror-House delivers exactly what the title says. Rain, rolling thunder in the background (not loud enough to be RIGHT THERE, but somewhere near), and scary background tunes in the background that would match a horror movie scene where somebody sneaks through a lightless, old house at midnight. This track is for sure not as versatile as the others, but it is for free, so one should not complaint.

All in all, the tracks would cost a couple of dollars if bought individually. Plate Mail Games gives you a good sample of what they offer. I say: get it!

Real nice atmosphere, really handy for setting the mood of being in the corporate machine. I just really wish there were a quieter night time version for those late-night Shadowruns.

Platemail audio is perfectly crafted to enhance any gaming experience. All tracks are well produced and long enough to not distract you if you loop it for longer play.

I highly recommend this!

Platemail audio is perfectly crafted to enhance any gaming experience. All tracks are well produced and long enough to not distract you if you loop it for longer play.

I highly recommend this!

Platemail audio is perfectly crafted to enhance any gaming experience. All tracks are well produced and long enough to not distract you if you loop it for longer play.

I highly recommend this!