Cult Of Luna: trasformano il video di ‘Cold Burn’ in un’esperienza videoludica in collaborazione con Steam

Dopo la pubblicazione di “The Long Road North“, i Cult Of Luna tornano alla ribalta con una nuova versione del video di ‘Cold Burn‘, trasformato in un’esperienza videoludica. La band svedese ha collaborato con l’agenzia North Kingdom / NoA. Lo scopo era quello di sviluppare un video interattivo nel quale si deve guidare una luce fino alla cosiddetta “Luce Madre”. A questo link potete provare il gioco: store.steampowered.com.

Cult of Luna transforms music video into gaming experience

For more than two decades, Cult Of Luna has forged a sound that has grown incomparable to that of others. Ambitious, epic, visceral, drenched in emotion, and long regarded as one of Sweden’s premiere metal acts, Cult of Luna has a storied career with nine studio albums to their name, countless tours spanning the globe, and a win for “Best Metal Band of the Year” in Sweden, the band returned in 2022 with ‘The Long Road North‘.

Now, they’re releasing an interactive gaming experience for the music video “Cold Burn”.

Instead of a traditional music video, Cult of Luna creates an immersive audiovisual experience in collaboration with creative agency North Kingdom / NoA, where innovation and storytelling stand at their core.

The player’s mission is to help a “lost light” to escape the darkness, and to find its way home through a dystopian maze. Player can also gather other lights and bring them to The Mother Light, at the center of the maze.

The single has been rebuilt in the real-time tool Unreal Engine, to dynamically adapt to how the player navigates the gaming experience’s world. This makes each experience unique in the dynamic version.

The gaming experience can be found on Steam and is created by Swedish creative agency North Kingdom / NoA, with long-running experience of collaborating with gaming and tech companies such as EA, Riot Games, and Google.

“For as long as we have known Linus Johansson of North Kingdom, which spans from the Leave me here video in 2004, he’s always tried to push interactivity and blur the line between the artist and the art. So it came as no surprise to us when he suggested making a video game out of the Cold burn video.

“Go right ahead,” we said and now we are as intrigued by the result as we hope you are,” Johannes Persson of Cult of Luna comments.

Explore the gaming experience here: store.steampowered.com