Late 90s MIDI-era PC fantasy sounds, 35 tracks deep. Forgotten Saga from 1997 on Windows is one of those RPGs that shipped with a massive tracklist and let the music do the worldbuilding. With tracks labeled simply Track 1 through Track 35, there's no hand-holding.
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You press play and get whatever the composer was channeling through a mid-90s sound card. That era's specific flavor of synthesized orchestration, the kind that sounded incredible out of a SoundBlaster. No named tracks means every listen is a blind discovery.
You're scrolling through thirty-five pieces wondering which one played during the boss fight you barely remember. For anyone who grew up thinking MIDI instruments were just how orchestras sounded.