Roe Rocket

Free Video Game Music, Vol. 1

23 tracks. 80 minutes. Royalty-free game music written for games I actually made, plus a few from games that never shipped. Free — use it in your game, your video, your record. Commercial projects included. Just credit me.

Download — 102 MB → Ogg Vorbis. No signup, no email, no wall.

License — free for commercial use

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).

Use it in games, videos, films, podcasts, streams, apps. Use it commercially — sell what you make and keep all of it. Edit, loop, cut, remix, destroy. Redistribute it.

You don't need to ask me, pay me, or share revenue. You do need to credit me somewhere a person could find it: a credits screen, a video description, liner notes, a README.

Full legal text: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

Credit line — copy this

Music by Roe Rocket — roerocket.com
Licensed under CC BY 4.0

Need a no-attribution license?

Making an advert, a client project, or something where a credit isn't practical? I sell a license that waives the attribution requirement, with a written agreement you can hand to a legal team. Email tuckergrindstaff@gmail.com.

Not registered with YouTube Content ID

This collection is deliberately not registered with YouTube Content ID. Using it will not get your video claimed. If you ever receive a claim naming this music, it's false — email me and I'll help you dispute it.

What's in it — 23 tracks, 80 minutes

01–04 — BeatBugs · menus, ambience, tension
05–08 — Pappel's Adventure · overworld, forest, dialogue, dark
09–12 — Sugar Boy · title, exploration, combat, finale
13–16 — Razmik The Rat · menu, upgrade, boss, atmosphere
17 — Transport Exodus · long-form ambient, 8 min
18 — Surface World · long-form driving, 10 min
19 — Detective Cyborg · long-form noir, 10 min
20–23 — Unreleased · club, digital, ambient, rhythmic

Tracks 17–19 are long, built to sit under gameplay without getting annoying. Loop points are approximate — cut where it suits you. Ten tracks have lossless masters; email me if you need WAVs.

Shipped something with this in it? I'd love to see it — tuckergrindstaff@gmail.com. No obligation. I just like knowing where things end up.