A 2D cyberpunk RPG gets a soundtrack that lives and breathes neon-soaked atmosphere. Twenty-six tracks covering every layer of Harbor Prime's dystopia — from the "Sewers" and "Slums" below to the "Starry Sky" above. "Rise of Avatar" and "Touch of Kether" bring cyberpunk mysticism.
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"Industrial Sanctuary" is an oxymoron that fits the genre perfectly. "Fixers' Hope" and "Smugglers" capture the underworld economy. "The Experiments" and "Archimedean Dynasty" hint at the corporate-scientific horrors running the city.
"That's Not Raycast!" breaks from the atmospheric mold with a title that sounds like a developer inside joke that survived into the final soundtrack. "Singularity" and "Ascension" build toward the endgame's transhumanist themes.
"Death and Treachery" delivers the betrayal the genre demands. "Dex" closes with the title character's own theme — a musical identity for a cyberpunk protagonist in a world that wants her erased.