Indie Alternative Rock Album by Gone Marshall is Remixed as a Shooter Game by Camerado Media

Los Angeles, CA, March 17, 2020 --(PR.com)-- Game or rock album? It's both. Contemporary classic psychedelic indie alternative album "The Crunch" by singer-songwriter Gone Marshall has been reworked and relaunched as a retro first person shooter game by producer Camerado Media.

Players roam a single sprawling lo-fi level, dripping with bad guys and refried zombies, while seeking out album covers and pianos from "The Crunch" to trigger each song. Aimed at the non-gamer world, "The Crunch" game offers a bounteous nine lives to start and plenty of weapons, ammo, and health boost along the way.

With cameos of various venues where Gone Marshall has recently played adorning walls and trees, "The Crunch" game is a unique and interactive way for listeners to check out some of Gone Marshall's original indie and alternative psych tunes - all while emptying some rounds into the belly of a flabby, cheesily rendered mutant.
Users can download the unique album-game "The Crunch" for free by visiting the artist's website at www.gonemarshall.com and signing the mailing list. (a link to the download will be sent shortly automatically). Currently available for Windows PC, "The Crunch" and other upcoming music games by Gone Marshall will be released on iOS, Android, and other platforms in the coming months.

All songs appearing in 'The Crunch' album and game are available for synch placement and licensing in games and other media. Contact camerado@camerado.com with inquiries.

Gone Marshall website: www.gonemarshall.com