They gave a card game its own full orchestral soundtrack and it slaps. GWENT pulls from The Witcher's musical DNA but builds something distinct. "Northern Realms" has that Slavic folk influence the franchise is known for.
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"Forbidden Forest" brings genuine danger. "The Black Clads" scores the Nilfgaardian faction with imperial menace. "Monstrous Might" does exactly what you'd expect for the Monsters deck. The legacy tracks at the end ("Nest of Monsters," "Death to Dh'oine!")
hit with a rawness that the main tracks polish over. "Plots And Intrigues" drips with political tension. "How About A Round Of Gwent" opens with the most iconic question in gaming. If you sank hundreds of hours into GWENT, this soundtrack was doing heavy lifting the entire time.