Music
In terms of game music, overworld themes are often orchestral in nature, and of greater length and complexity than other pieces in the same game, due to the amount of time spent traveling the overworld map. Because players will usually visit a single level or area a few times in a given play session, the music for any such section of the game will typically be shorter and/or less complex, and thus less time-consuming for the designers to produce. The overworld theme frequently functions as a main theme of a game, often being arranged for specific scenes or situations (e.g., a "romantic" setting features a remixed overworld theme).
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—Plato (c. 427–347 B.C.)
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