CODEX Installer Music #7 (2018-10)

Song title: Goosebumps
Artist: Caspro

[manurosales_]

I mean, buying games is cool. but do original games have this kind of music???

[JashAnon]

Playing this on Denuvo's funeral.

[Omertahun]

And thats how Codex converted several tens of thousands people to synthwave fans.

[tactical_slime]

best music for soundling like a 90's hacker guy when getting dem torrents

[billyhatcher]

these guys of the codex team know how to put awesome music in their installers so ur not bored waiting for the game to install

[NinjaWortx]

Still One of the best CODEX Songs <3

[DARCKify]

I am your savior, the name of the song is: Goosebumps by Caspro.

[Sodium_Daddy]

√ Copy contents of CODEX directory to installdir

Music queues

Pirating intensifies

[Glyxis.]

I just found it kinda funny how it always is techno/old school synthesizer music in these "hacked" games and installers. Always end up listening the whole song before install/playing. They are so cool IMO.

[F-bot]

Codex...thanks so much for the music in your installers.

[larsalles]

first time I was searching for installer music after hearing that XD. Very nice job!

[Guilherme_O.C.]

Best way to install DooM Eternal. When I start to work I'll buy the game by myself

[thbatch_ID_MOHAMMADMARJUKURRAH]

the best music of all Codex intallation era (from my perspective) .. Yakuza 2 kiwami installation brought me here. I was searching for the music for a while. I installed it in this year 2020 & will never uninstall it.

[hoshiroryuushin]

dancing my ass off while installing the game

[Azrael-metm]

Installing Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order be like

[Pulperthanstranger]

First time when installing a game i blasted that shit up :D NICE

[ryandrummond]

This is the one, the first time I heard codex installer music. Didn't think I'd be blown away lmao

[rarememe]

We straight vibin to the codex installer music.

[NoNameHungary]

Real OG's will know this banger when your dad pirated your favorite games

[ephionis]

That remind me of good old times of Amiga demoscene and a lot of "soft" with Paradox, Razor1911, Codex and Skidrow (in random order) it's nice to see that they returned to this awesome practice :)