Juhani Junkala Game Audio Portfolio 2018

Do you need music or sound effects for your game?

Contact: juhani.junkala@musician.org

Currently Working On:

Sequel for Try Die Repeat

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Netblast (PC, Online)

netblast

Cliax Codec

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Golem & Tama

Ludoria (Steam Early Access)

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Zabuyaki (Tracker Music)

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Previous Game Projects:

Carried Away (PC, 2017)

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Heroes Vs Villains: Rise of Nervo

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Gates of Horn and Ivory (PC, 2018)

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Creature Sweeper (Android, iOS & PC, 2017) (tracker music)

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Flashcard Clash! (2017) (tracker music)

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Farspace (2017) for Android

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Snake Gun (2017) for Android

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Skilly Shooterstars (2016) for iOS and Android

(This game was featured on the front page of iTunes App Store by Apple in over 100 countries. It has over 100 000 downloads!)

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Squares Lost World (2016) for iOS and Android

Duplexer (PC, 2016)

SpaceLyft (PC, 2017)

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Games With My Music (Licensed):

I Can’t Believe It’s Not Gambling

galmbi

Son of a Witch (Steam Early Access)

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Prisonela (Android, 2017)

A Soldier’s Path (Android, 2017)

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Hi there, my name is Juhani Junkala. I’m a 35 year old musician from Finland. I have over 20 years of experience as a composer and electronic music producer. I also have a master’s degree as a classical composer from Sibelius Academy, Helsinki (ranked top 7th music university in the world 2016, admission rate: ~3 composers per year).

Most recent client: Ubisoft Redlynx

I have no genre restrictions, don’t be afraid to ask for obscure or experimental genres. I can do sound effects in modern and retro styles and I can handle audio middlewares like Wwise or FMOD Studio. My music has been performed by real symphony orchestras and on radio and TV as well.

I’m working full time as a freelance composer and sound designer and I’m good with deadlines. I can do both licensing and buyout deals and I can help you to understand the details in the contracts. I’m also a producer in a hobbyist game development team so I understand where you are coming from.

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