One of the greatest RPG soundtracks ever composed. Borislav Slavov's score for DOS2 elevates every moment — from the desperation of Fort Joy to the cosmic stakes of the finale. "Dancing with the Source" appears in four instrument-specific versions (cello, tambura, bansuri, oud), each reflecting a different Origin character's cultural background.
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That's compositional genius. "Mead, Gold and Blood (Ifan's Theme)" captures the mercenary's weary nobility. "Symphony of the Void" brings the cosmic horror. "Quirky Bones" — presumably for undead companion Fane — adds dark humor.
"Welcome to Fort Joy" makes imprisonment sound like an invitation to adventure. "Power of Innocence 2017" connects back to the original Divinity with an orchestral reimagining. "Amber Ale" and "Driftwood" build the living-world atmosphere that makes Rivellon feel inhabited.
This soundtrack won awards for good reason — it's the rare game score that works as a standalone orchestral album.