Tactical shooter meets vaporwave dystopia, and the soundtrack sells that mashup hard. Due Process is a planning-phase-heavy FPS where you sketch breach strategies on a whiteboard before executing them, and the music sounds like the corporate hellscape you're fighting through.
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"Welcome to Alpha City" sets the mood with retro-futuristic synths that feel like a neon-soaked orientation video, and "56Kmart" leans into that dial-up era consumer dystopia with its name alone. "The Heist" and "Molotov" bring the tension for active rounds, tight and percussive without drowning out callouts.
"Mind Lock" is more cerebral, fitting for those planning phases where your team is arguing over the best entry point. "Power Void" carries a hollow, industrial edge that makes the environments feel genuinely hostile. Ten tracks that perfectly capture the game's unique vibe of tactical precision wrapped in a satirical corporate-tech aesthetic.
"Time of the Signs" closes with a sense of finality that hits different after a long session of failed breaches.