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How do you feel about AI videogame music?

Like it or loathe it—and for the record, I am firmly in the latter camp–generative AI has continued to seep into every aspect of game development. What felt like the odd shovelware AI thumbnail here or generated texture there has transformed into “developers” parading around entirely vibe-coded videogames as if it’s something to be celebrated, rather than looked upon with sheer horror at the willing dismantling of human creativity and spirit.

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Welcome to Critical Hit, where I (or someone else on the PC Gamer team) celebrate and lament all things videogame music, audio design, and the ways our favourite games make our ears tingle.

While videogame music has still largely held off from falling to generative AI, that doesn’t mean it’s not happening. YouTube has already become plagued with so-called “rearrangements” of beloved videogame scores that are, unsurprisingly, concocted entirely by a LLM. Spotify has been under intense scrutiny for the immense flooding of AI music across the platform—as well as fielding accusations that it’s been planting AI-generated music it owns in its official playlists as a way to pay real artists less money.

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