Game Music Festival, a leading organizer of videogame music concerts and events that celebrate game soundtracks, hosted a symphonic concert in June, The Colors of Harmony, to celebrate the 40-year career of video game composer Hitoshi Sakimoto.

Held at Fairfield Halls in London, the event featured the London Mozart Players under conductor Timothy Henty, with Sakimoto himself in attendance. The program drew from four decades of his work, including 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Odin Sphere Leifthrasir, Final Fantasy Tactics, and Final Fantasy XII. VIP ticket holders also gained access to a full-day celebration featuring a pub quiz and a masterclass with Sakimoto.

Contact Jayson Napolitano at jayson@scarletmoonproductions.com for more information.

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Independent game developer Blue Lily launched a Kickstarter campaign for Moonlight Pale, a 2D hand-drawn survival horror game set in a late 1800s female seminary. Players followed Juliette, a student who pursues the ghost of her dead cat into an abandoned building deep within the school gardens, navigating hidden monsters and spirits while attempting to rescue fellow students.

Inspired by Silent Hill, Signalis, and Rule of Rose, the game features two modes including one that focuses on puzzle-solving, and another that allows for combat. The campaign aims for a late 2026 or early 2027 Steam release, with voice work from cast members including Kira Buckland, Lizzie Freeman, Diana Garnet, Chiisa, and Michelle Marie.

For more information, contact Jayson Napolitano at jayson@scarletmoonproductions.com.

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