Crunchy, unsettling lo-fi beats that sound like a cursed Game Boy cartridge you found in a shrine. World of Horror already looks like a Junji Ito nightmare rendered in 1-bit art, and this BGM collection by Qwesta matches that energy perfectly.
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"School Investigation" has this creeping dread that builds in these tight loops, while "Forest Combat" flips into something aggressive and panicked. Every location gets an investigation track and a combat track. The contrast between the two moods in each area is sharp.
"Seaside Investigation" lulls you, then "Seaside Combat" punches you in the gut. "Pharmacy" is weirdly the most unsettling of all. Just standing there, buying supplies, feeling watched. If you want horror music that sounds like it crawled out of a broken PC-98, this is your excuse.