FromSoftware composer Yuka Kitamura has left the corporate and is now pursuing freelance work. She’s labored on video games such Darkish Souls III, Bloodborne, and Shadows Die Twice.
Over on X (previously often called Twitter), Kitamura mentioned, “Thanks all to your continued assist. At this time I’ve an announcement to make. I’ve determined to go away FromSoftware, the corporate I labored for, and to start out working new as a contract composer on this August.”
She continued, “I want to proceed to specific myself in sport music by way of varied genres of music. I hope you’ll stay up for my music sooner or later! I’ve created a brand new web site.” Her web site notes that she makes a speciality of orchestral, folks, and easygoing kinds of music.
Thanks all to your continued assist.
At this time I’ve an announcement to make.
I’ve determined to go away FromSoftware, the corporate I labored for, and to start out working new as a contract composer on this August.— Yuka Kitamura (@_Yuka_Kitamura_) August 1, 2023
Kitamura joined From Software program in 2011 and one in all her first credit as a sound designer was with 2012’s Armored Core: Verdict Day. Her final identified contribution was composing for final 12 months’s Elden Ring. It’s presently unknown whether or not she is within the credit for From Software program’s upcoming Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon. Nevertheless, that needs to be revealed quickly because it’s launching on August 25 for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Sequence X|S.
In IGN’s Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon preview, we mentioned, “Armored Core 6 looks like a brand new starting for this storied franchise, one which’s benefitted from the success and expertise gained from From Software program’s different titles, however one that’s nonetheless true to the unique imaginative and prescient of the collection.”
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