Gritty, cinematic zombie survival music with just enough dark humor baked into the track titles to remind you this game never takes itself too seriously. Arizona Sunshine's 2024 remake brings remastered versions of the original VR shooter's soundtrack alongside fresh material, and the whole thing sounds like a sun-scorched apocalypse road trip.
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"Rise and Shine (Remastered)" kicks you awake with tension, "Speaking of the Bastards (Remastered)" ramps up the dread, and "Here They Come" is exactly the kind of frantic combat music you need when zombies are in your face in VR.
The track names tell their own story. "I'm Shooting Them in the Face, See!" captures the game's gleefully violent protagonist perfectly, while "This Tour Sucks" and "A Safe Zone to Die For" lean into that sardonic survivor humor.
"People Were Here" and "A Lot of Dead Military" shift into something more somber -- moments where the game actually lets you feel the weight of the emptied world around you. "Should've Gone the Quiet Route" and "Storming a Refinery" bring the late-game intensity, while "Bye Arizona Sunshine" closes things out as a proper send-off.
The mix of remastered originals and new additions makes this feel like a definitive version of the score. If you've ever panic-reloaded a shotgun in VR, this music was the reason your heart rate was already at 140.