Raw, numbered tracks with zero pretense. Eryner is a 1998 Windows game that shipped its soundtrack as sixteen untitled pieces, no names, no context, just the music doing all the talking. Track 1 sets up the atmosphere and the rest builds from there in sequence like a story told without words.
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With sixteen tracks and nothing but numbers to go by, you have to let the sound itself guide you. Late 90s PC audio has a particular texture to it, that mix of MIDI ambition and hardware limitation that gives everything a slightly rough, handmade quality.
The kind of soundtrack where you pick favorites by number and argue about them later. If you ever wanted a mystery box of late-90s game music with no spoilers, here it is.