A dating sim where everyone has a phone for a head, and the soundtrack commits to the absurdity with the same wholehearted dedication as the game itself. Dialtown's music bounces between quirky chiptune, earnest synth-pop, and genuinely unsettling ambient pieces depending on which route you've stumbled into.
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"Uptown" sets the scene with breezy energy that makes walking around a town full of phone-headed people feel perfectly normal. "Trippin' Balls" comes in two flavors and delivers exactly what the title promises. "Theoroar, Adventurer, Explorer And Zoomaster" is a track name so long it barely fits on screen, and the music matches that chaotic energy.
Then "The White Void" pulls the rug out with something genuinely haunting, available in both Om and Gm variants. "Thanks For Dreaming With Me!" closes out the credits with a warmth that sneaks up on you after all the weirdness.
The "Synthwave Dialtown" bonus track reimagines the whole vibe through a retro lens. This is indie game audio at its most personality-driven, refusing to be anything other than itself.