![]() These impressions are based off a review code provided by the publisher. If you aren’t planning on picking up the Season Pass for Cadence of Hyrule, and want to purchase the DLC as standalone items, then go ahead and skip this one, unless you’ve just got six bucks burning a hole in your pocket. ![]() The tracks sound good, but the pack doesn’t add much value to the game. ![]() To be honest, there really isn’t much else to talk about here. As it stands, though, the Melody Pack just doesn’t live up to what the first DLC pack had to offer and what the final pack – which includes a completely new character and play mode – is promising. I really feel like there is more they could have done with this DLC pack, even if all that included was adding a simple music player that lets you experience all the music from the main menu. There’s just not really enough meat here to justify what they are asking for it. That isn’t to say that A_Rival, Chipzel, and FamilyJules haven’t done a great job with their versions of each song, because they have all outdone themselves. If you were expecting to receive some new never-before-heard music in the game, then you’re probably going to be pretty disappointed. The 39 new tracks are made up of remixes from artists A_Rival, Chipzel, and FamilyJules, and each artist has completely reimagined all of the base game’s songs. Sure, it all sounds really good, and it does make some minor changes to how you approach situations since Cadence is a rhythm game, but for the most part it doesn’t really bring anything new to the table. But is it worth the $5.99 USD (or $7.55 CAD) that you’d spend to pick it up without the Season Pass? Not really. Back on rhythmĭon’t get me wrong, the music in the Melody Pack is absolutely beautiful. It’s a really great way to expand on the game’s already great music, but ultimately it falls short of hitting all the right notes. With the Melody Pack DLC, developer Brace Yourself Games has brought almost 40 new remixes of original Zelda music to the game for players to jam out to. ![]() Whether you're playing to the beat or with rhythm mode off, there’s no arguing against the fact that the audio is the most endearing part of the experience. The music in Cadence of Hyrule is by far one of the best parts of the game and it all syncs up so well with the movement and combat.
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