Twangy guitar riffs meet lo-fi digital warmth, nine tracks that mirror the game's hand-sketched visual style perfectly. Gunman Clive by Bertil Horberg is a side-scrolling platformer that starts as a western and ends in space, and the music follows that arc without flinching.
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"Cowboy in Town" sets up the dusty, frontier mood with simple guitar patterns that feel like a Sergio Leone film run through a 3DS speaker. "Runaway Train" picks up the pace with percussive urgency that matches the game's trickiest platforming sections.
Then "Space-Cowboy" closes the album by throwing the whole western motif into orbit, literally. The progression from desert to space in nine tracks. Wild that it works. Grab this if you want proof that a tiny indie platformer can have a soundtrack with more personality than games fifty times its budget.