The sequel goes cosmic — twenty-seven tracks of indie platformer energy with titles that never take themselves seriously. "We Boat 2 (we boat 2)" parenthetically confirms its own sequel status. "Da Freakin' Gloopsa" and "Greetings LOSERS!!"
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bring the chaotic energy. "Poor Fools Crushed Under the Boot of Me" gives a villain the most delightfully arrogant theme title imaginable. "The Dog At The End Of The Universe" is a Douglas Adams reference with canine flair.
"Here's Mrowing At You, Kid" corrupts Casablanca for cat enemies. "So, You Have Come To Die" followed by "So be it." creates a two-track dramatic escalation. "Tough and Big and Fight Good!" describes a boss with kindergarten vocabulary.
"City Pop'n" brings genre fusion. "Rift Between" and "Rift Breach" handle the cosmic portal mechanics. "Goodbye, Grapple Dogs" and "Specks of Dust" provide the emotional farewell. "Into The Swing" captures the core grappling mechanic in music.
Twenty-seven tracks that prove indie platformer soundtracks can have as much personality as their pixel art.