For a game about a deer with an infinitely stretching neck wreaking havoc on a city, this soundtrack goes absurdly hard. "Battle for the future" opens with the kind of orchestral intensity you'd expect from a final fantasy boss fight, not a game where you can use your neck as a helicopter blade.
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The "Deathfight" and "Terminate" tracks escalate through three tiers each, matching the game's increasingly unhinged chaos as the police response goes from cops to tanks to giant robot animals. "Koala" is the absolute showstopper -- a fully produced vocal track that plays during the koala boss encounter, and it's so earnestly performed that it loops back around from absurd to genuinely moving.
The developers included Off Vocal and Off Drum versions, plus a version with both removed, giving you four ways to experience what might be the best song ever written about a weaponized koala. "Ragnarok" gets the same four-version treatment and delivers apocalyptic energy fitting the game's final act.
"Neon Walk" provides the chill exploration vibes for wandering the open world and causing casual mayhem, while "Afterlife (Bonus Track)" is exactly the kind of ethereal sendoff a deer-based comedy game earns after putting you through mech battles and kaiju fights.
The whole soundtrack commits to the bit just as hard as the game does -- treating absolute absurdity with dead-serious musical craftsmanship.