A massive soundtrack for the Amazonian survival game — thirty-seven tracks spanning the base game and Spirits of Amazonia expansion. "Living In The Rainforest" and "Day32" track the survival timeline. "Ayahuasca" scores the hallucinogenic sequences.
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"Mia Where Are You" drives the narrative search for the protagonist's wife. "Facing The Yabahuaca" names the indigenous tribe central to the story. "Angry Savages" and "Guilty" and "Murderer" escalate the moral complexity — the player's relationship with the Amazonian people isn't simple.
"Did it really happen" and "Door of Past" question memory and reality after the Ayahuasca experiences. The Spirits of Amazonia tracks shift tone: "Village Life," "Fishing," "Hunting," "Planting" embrace cooperative indigenous life rather than pure survival.
"Together Again" and "This Is How We Live" suggest integration rather than conflict. Green Hell's soundtrack evolves from survival horror to cultural understanding — the DLC music literally changing the game's relationship with the Amazon and its people.