Smooth, glittery electronica that sounds like PS2 launch day in audio form. Fantavision was a fireworks puzzle game, and the soundtrack is exactly that vibe: sparkly, chill, and weirdly hypnotic. Starmine has this pulsing rhythm that syncs perfectly with explosions of color.
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Moony floats in with something dreamy and detached. Then the remix variants like Southisland(Contrary) and Infinity(Primary) rework the same themes into slightly different moods, which is a clever trick for a short game.
Comfort lives up to its name. The whole OST feels like watching a fireworks show from a rooftop with nobody else around. For anyone who remembers when early PS2 games were just vibes and particle effects and nothing else mattered.