Minimal electronic pulses expanding into cosmic ambient washes. Eliss Infinity is a 2014 mobile puzzler with just three tracks, but they stretch and shift like the game's merging mechanics. Bing Bada Bang starts playful and percussive, bouncing with a tactile quality that matches dragging shapes on a touchscreen.
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Our Eyes Were the Eyes of the Universe goes full existential. The title alone tells you where this is heading, and the music follows with slow-building pads that feel enormous. Heat Death closes things out. The name says it all, really.
If you want proof that a three-track mobile game soundtrack can make you feel cosmically small and weirdly okay about it, give this fifteen minutes.