Lords of Thunder - Soundtrack - Sega Mega CD - OST VGM HQ
5The OST of Lords of Thunder for the Sega Mega CD! Enjoy the soundtrack :)!
00:00 - Title Theme
00:32 - Choose Landscape
01:35 - Choose Armor
02:36 - Shop
04:39 - Continue
04:55 - Dezant
09:27 - Auzal
13:58 - Llamarada
18:31 - Bosque
23:03 - Helado
27:35 - Cielom
32:07 - Dark Tower
36:39 - Boss 1
39:40 - Final Boss 1
42:43 - Final Boss 2
45:46 - Opening 1
47:18 - Opening 2
48:51 - Mistral Clear
49:53 - Goddess Luxia
50:56 - Ending
53:59 - Game Over
Lords of Thunder is a 1993 scrolling shooter video game developed by Red Company, and published by Turbo Technologies and Hudson Soft for the TurboDuo. It is the unofficial follow-up to Gate of Thunder. In the game, the player controls the knight Landis, donning the armor of his ancestor Drak on a confrontation against Zaggart of Garuda Empire, who resurrected the evil god Deoric, and his six dark generals across the land of Mistral.
Lords of Thunder was created by Red Raimon, a group within Red consisting of former Technosoft staff which previously worked on the Thunder Force series, whose members would later form the game development company CAProduction, originally planned as a sequel to Gate of Thunder before becoming an original title. The soundtrack was composed by Satoshi Miyashita from T's Music, a group of musicians and sound engineers. First released on the TurboDuo, the title was ported to the Sega CD by Hudson Soft and Eleven in 1995, and has since been re-released through the Virtual Console and PlayStation Network download services, in addition of being included on the PC Engine Mini console.
Lords of Thunder garnered acclaim since its release on the TurboDuo; critics praised its stylish and sharp visuals for showcasing the capabilities of the TurboGrafx, large and detailed bosses, ability to choose between stages, lack of slowdown and flickering, frantic pacing and hard rock soundtrack, though the gameplay and difficulty were met with mixed response. The Sega CD port received mixed reception from reviewers for being inferior due to the washed out colors, audio balancing issues, low difficulty compared to the original version, instances of sprite flickering and lack of fine-tuning. Retrospective commentary have been positive and is considered one of the most important shooting games on the PC Engine.
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