"Witchcraft: Crazy Lord's Proving Ground" defeated games such as "Marvel Spider-Man 2" and "God of War 5: Ragnarok" and won this year's Grammy Award for Best Video Game Soundtrack.

"Witchcraft: The Test Field of Crazy Lord" is the remake of the role -playing game in 1981. Its original sound music is created by the famous musician Winfred Philips. She was once "God of War", "Assassin's Creed 3" and ""Little Big Planet" and other works created soundtracks.

Witchcraft: The Proving Ground of the Crazy Lords, with Pinal Toprak (Avatar: Pandora Border), Bell McCreary (God of War 5: Ragnarok), John Pesano (Marvel Spider-Man 2) and Wilbert Roger II (Star Wars: Outlaws) were nominated and eventually won the top spot.

"I was totally shocked," said Phillips. "I couldn't believe it, it was incredible, like a strong light exploded in my mind. I was really shocked.

"It's been a wonderful experience. Digital Eclipse developed Witchcraft: The Proving Ground of the Crazy Lord, a great role-playing game. It's a medieval movie with a very traditional style of Dungeons and Dragons.Fantasy works are a model of traditional medieval fantasy, so it is very inspiring to create music for it.

"Witchcraft: The Crazy Lord's Testing Ground" music audition:

"This year's competition for this award is very fierce, and I deeply admire other nominees in the same category. Being recognized is a highlight of my career, and it's absolutely true."

This is the third year that the Grammy Awards have set up the award.In 2023, Assassin's Creed: Valhalla won the first award, and last year, the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor won the award.