Ten tracks, no fancy names, just "doom 01" through "doom 10." Doomonster Army is a 2021 Windows indie title that keeps its soundtrack as stripped-down as its naming conventions suggest. There's something refreshingly blunt about an OST that doesn't bother dressing itself up with dramatic track titles.
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The numbered approach means you discover each track's personality purely through listening. The early entries establish the game's mood and ramp up as the numbers climb, building the kind of escalating intensity you'd expect from something with both "doom" and "army" in its title.
By the time you hit "doom 07" and "doom 08," the compositional ambition noticeably steps up. It's a compact collection that doesn't overstay its welcome. Ten tracks for what appears to be a focused indie experience, no filler padding, no unnecessary reprises.
Sometimes a soundtrack just needs to show up, do its job, and let the game speak for itself.