Nine tracks named like the element combinations you'd make in the game itself, which is a genuinely clever touch. Doodle God is that addictive little puzzle game where you smash basic elements together to create everything from bacteria to skyscrapers, and the soundtrack matches that playful god-complex energy.
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"Demigod + Quicksilver" opens with an appropriately grandiose feel for a game about playing creator, while "Void + Plasma" drifts into something more cosmic and ambient. "Law + Fun" and "Joy + Bits" keep things light and bouncy, perfect background music for the dopamine loop of discovering new combinations.
"Music + Alcohol" loosens up with a slightly woozy, celebratory vibe. And yes, "Pen + Pineapple + Apple + Pen" is exactly the kind of mid-2010s reference you'd expect from a game that crossed every platform imaginable from PS Vita to iOS.
"Weapon + Inferno" takes a darker turn, appropriate for a game that also lets you create war and destruction alongside butterflies and love. "Human + Human" sits in a warmer middle ground. The "Bonus" track wraps it up. It's a compact little soundtrack for a compact little game, but it commits to its theme fully and keeps the creative energy flowing while you're busy playing deity on your lunch break.