A Video Game Composer is a musician who creates music specifically for video games. Their work enhances the gaming experience by setting the mood, building tension, and making gameplay more immersive. Composers often collaborate with game developers to understand the game's themes and emotions, ensuring the music aligns with the player's experience. These composers use various tools and software to produce their music, often incorporating different genres and styles. Notable video game composers include Nobuo Uematsu, known for his work on the Final Fantasy series, and Hans Zimmer, who has contributed to various multimedia projects, including video games.