Hand-drawn indie weirdness backed by surprisingly eclectic tunes. Ballpoint Universe: Infinite is a side-scrolling shooter where everything looks like notebook doodles, and the soundtrack matches that scrappy energy. "The Day That Samus Drowned" has a title that demands attention and delivers this moody, slow-burn synth piece.
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"Saddle Up Doodle" bounces with goofy confidence. "Gregorian Getdown" is exactly what it sounds like, choral chanting turned into something you can actually groove to. It jumps between dreamy ambient stuff like "iDream" and more adventurous tracks without ever feeling scattered.
Just a small game with big soundtrack ambitions. If you like indie games that sound nothing like they look, this one's worth the listen.