Lo-fi indie RPG Maker vibes that sound like a road trip you can't afford. Always Sometimes Monsters dropped in 2014 on PC and the soundtrack is all mood. "Sunglass Hutttt" opens with this lazy, sun-bleached feel that sets the tone for the whole game's broke-artist energy.
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"Dance With Me Dreams" is the 2AM track when your character is making bad decisions. "Have Fun Dying" is as bleak as the title suggests. "Napolean Complexities" closes the album with something that feels unresolved, which tracks for a game about choices that don't always work out.
The whole thing sounds like someone scored a Sundance film on a laptop. Good company for late nights when you're staring at a blank document and pretending that's productive.