Quirky, playful PC game music with a distinctly early-2000s Japanese indie feel. Binary Pot throws you into something offbeat right away. First Avenue starts with a short teaser before the long version expands it into a warm, meandering tune.
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Let's Dance with the Rodents has that goofy charm you only get from games that don't take themselves seriously. We're Brothers Plumbers is an obvious nod and it leans into the reference hard. Waitress Fuurinkazan mashes up food service and Sengoku-era battle tactics in one title, which tells you everything about this game's energy.
Die a Sniveling Death goes surprisingly dark. Colors of Infinity and Verdure close things out with something genuinely pretty. Soft, reflective. For anyone who loves weird little Japanese PC games that feel like they were made by five friends in an apartment.