Sand Land Harnesses the Energy of Darude’s “Sandstorm” in New Trailer

Bandai Namco has launched a brand new trailer for Sand Land, the upcoming motion RPG based mostly on Akira Toriyama’s manga, and it encompasses a very particular music certainly.

In the event you’re a fan of 2000s dance music, and even for those who grew up throughout that period, you nearly actually have not been in a position to escape Darude’s “Sandstorm”. If you do not know it by identify, you may comprehend it by the 5 iconic notes that start its well-known riff.

That is the music which soundtracks the most recent Sand Land trailer, and whereas the trailer is just about simply an summary of Sand Land and what it’s going to provide to gamers, it is nonetheless good to listen to Darude’s music getting used for dramatic impact.

Since “Sandstorm” is a reasonably upbeat music, the brand new Sand Land trailer focuses primarily on motion, with quieter character moments stored to a minimal.

As you’d in all probability count on from a significant manufacturing like this, the trailer is well-edited, too, with key moments kicking in as “Sandstorm” crescendos and the motion dying down because the music finishes (though it is clearly been edited to match a shorter trailer).

You’ll be able to try the brand new Sand Land “Sandstorm” trailer proper right here. It ought to provide you with a pleasant nostalgia kick for those who’re a Darude fan, and if not, nicely, you possibly can at all times watch it on mute.

Sand Land is an motion RPG based mostly on the manga of the identical identify by Akira Toriyama, who sadly handed away in March this yr. An anime, additionally based mostly on the manga, started airing earlier this yr as nicely.

The sport’s story revolves across the Fiend Prince Beelzebub, who should discover an unlimited desert world with a view to discover a fabled oasis and put an finish to a water drought.

You can try Sand Land when it launches on April twenty sixth throughout PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. A demo can also be obtainable for the sport proper now if you wish to see whether or not it is up your avenue or not.