Pete Wicher

About Me

I'm a passionate and experienced audio production specialist and music composer who has been working in the game and film industry for over 5 years. I have a certificate of audio production from Full Sail University, and I have developed a wide range of skills in music editing, sound design, and audio mixing.

Currently, I'm the audio director, music composer, and head writer for Stray Souls, a horror adventure game by Jukai Studio. I am  also the music composer for Visage, a critically acclaimed psychological horror game by SadSquare Studio. I love creating immersive and emotional soundtracks that enhance the storytelling and gameplay of my projects. I'm always eager to learn new techniques and collaborate with talented and diverse teams.

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My Latest Work

Versus Evil •

The Runaway: A Stray Souls Story, Entry #3

Life’s been keeping me pretty busy lately, and my gig at the video store is turning out alright. I even snagged a promotion to shift lead – nothing flashy, but it’s a job that pays the bills. Best part? Unlimited movie rentals, which led me to finally getting myself a TV and a VCR. I’m making up for lost time by diving into all those films I missed growing up.

Over five hundred movies devoured since the last time I penned anything here. Guess I’m better at jotting down titles than keeping up wi
Versus Evil •

The Runaway: A Stray Souls Story, Entry #2

Life out here’s been pretty darn good so far. It’s honestly surprising how serene things are since I left Aspen Falls. Back there, life was always a whirlwind. There was always bustling news or events happening – I hardly had a moment to myself.

I recently scored a gig at a local video store, which has helped me buy a few odds and ends for my place. It isn’t fancy, but I’ve got a bed and a spot to sit and eat. I wish I could scrape up enough for a TV, but I’ll make do with borrowing books from
Versus Evil •

The Runaway: A Stray Souls Story

You know, nobody ever tells you how tough it is to uproot your whole life and start over. It’s even worse when you feel like you’ve got no support system to fall back on. But hey, I’m here now, and I guess writing everything down is gonna be my makeshift therapy. I saw this change coming, sort of prepared for it, but now that it’s done and I’m standing in this place I gotta call “home,” I’m just completely wiped out.

About a month ago, something went down that I can’t wrap my head around yet. I

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