The Anniversary of Oregon Trail celebrated with the exit of the original band

The Oregon Trail was one of those games whose children of the 80s and 90 may be remembered on the computers of their school. It was about starting from the starting point to Oregon with at least one group member alive, where it was too much possible that members die of hunger, broken legs and dysentery. It is a surprise (and, for some, a reminder of their age) to know that 50 years have passed since the release of Oregon Trail. Furthermore, it was December 3, 1971, in fact.

More surprising, Oregon Trail has experienced a insurance. Thanks to Apple Arcade, The Oregon Trail was released in April 2021 from Game loft and HarperCollins Productions, and had about four updates since its release. Today, in order to celebrate the half-century birthday, Games loft and Decca Records have come out Oregon Trail: Music of the Games loft soundtrack. This is the first official music version of the game by Camelot. This follows the exit by Game loft of a more general musical band in November 2021 from High Scores: Music from Game loft Games.

The soundtrack of music was conceived by Nicolas Due, an award-winning composer. But more interesting, Games loft had worked with Native American scholars in order to guarantee the correct tone and instrumentation to ensure that they correctly highlight the correct sound for stories that highlight indigenous peoples in the game.

There are 15 pieces to listen to, and Due has been pleased to comment on the exit of the original band. It's a joy of seeing this original band, so players can discover The Oregon Trail even if they did not play the game. Due added, We really wanted to create something that evokes the 'Adventure of the Trail, the pain of struggles and difficulties, as well as the joy and exaltation to successfully reach Oregon or cross a river or take care of your group. This original band is something we really proud, This could be something to check, especially if you want to remember these days from Oregon Trail, if only for nostalgia, not for the perplexity and frustration of childhood.