South American strings meeting Japanese synth work, and it somehow makes total sense. Aclla is a 2010 PC title that pulls from Incan and Nazca mythology, and the soundtrack reflects that fusion in every track. "La Linea de Nazca" has this slow ceremonial build that sounds like the sun rising over ancient ruins rendered in visual novel art.
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"Beyond The Deep Blue" is gorgeous in its original form, but the Piano Version on the arrange side strips it down to something really vulnerable. Meanwhile "Negro Alas" goes dark and heavy, and its Dark Psyche Mix remix pushes it into territory that feels almost industrial.
The arrange collection is half the tracklist and honestly half the reason to listen. If you dig soundtracks that blend cultural instrumentation with doujin-era PC production, this one rewards close attention.