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Legendary composer Frank Klepacki says the RTS genre isn't dead, but he would like to see devs get a little more creative with it
Klepacki shared his thoughts on the state of the real-time strategy genre in the latest issue of Edge.
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Frank Klepacki told Edge that the real‑time strategy (RTS) genre is not dead, urging developers to be more creative with it. He highlighted his long career composing game music, noting his work on the soundtrack for the acclaimed dungeon‑crawler Eye of the Beholder 2. While known for many notable scores, Klepacki identifies himself primarily as an RTS enthusiast. His comments challenge recent claims that the genre has faded, calling for fresh, inventive approaches from developers.
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