A pixel horror game about property seizure and guilt gets a soundtrack that's more melancholy than menacing. Character-named tracks — "Ken Badcock," "Mrs. Goodwin," "Mrs. Chanelle" — score the people whose homes you're taking.
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Each one carries the weight of a life being disrupted. "Elephant In the Room" addresses the game's central moral discomfort directly. "Parents" and "Wicked Parents" create a familial duality. "Grave" and "Drunken Fool" trace the psychological descent.
"Dream" offers the only escape, and it's temporary. "Guitar (Extra Track)" and "Blues" strip the production back to something raw and personal. "Campfire" provides a single warm moment. For a game about the human cost of corporate ambition, this soundtrack does exactly what it needs to — make you feel bad about what you're doing.