I became a core backer on your Patreon page. I believe in this project and I look forward to seeing it evolve!
Oh, it dawned on me that I didn't mention the music in my previous feedback. The music is quite the weird choice, but I love it! Not often that you hear an almost surf-rocky acapella music whilst traversing a medieval dungeon! Tell me more about the game's musical direction. I'm intrigued.
I saw that, Outgrabe... and I’ve gotta be honest — it truly brightened my day.
You might not even realize it, but your contribution help pull Saqer’s Paradox one step closer to becoming real.
And that means more to me than I can fully put into words. You're not just cheering from the sidelines — you're helping build this thing. You matter.
Now about the acapella (I might've stretched that a bit long) — I totally get what you mean. There’s something magical about hearing a human voice stripped down, no instruments, just pure soul layered together.
It blows my mind what acapella composers can do when they really care about what they’re making — when every harmony is deliberate, every note a little heartbeat. Check this guy out — he’s where a lot of the inspiration came from (I pinky-promise it's not a virus).
And speaking of amazing humans, shoutout to my good friend Jacob Hopkins, who composed the full acapella soundtrack for the game. I think I speak for all of us when I say: the man nailed it.
I know that for a lot of folks, the word “acapella” brings to mind... well... chaos. That awkward high school group that sounded like a barbershop quartet falling down the stairs. With Saqer’s Paradox, I promise you it will NEVER be like that. Not even close.
Every track will be built with care, intention, and an obsessive attention to quality — something you’ll actually want to listen to. Maybe even on loop.
Because honestly? Life already throws enough noise and nonsense at us.
When you play this game, you deserve something beautiful.
Something comforting.
Something that makes you feel like you’ve entered a world that gets you.
Thanks again, Outgrabe. I know it's cliche to say this but I really appreciate your support. Your contribution won't be taken lightly.
