Glitchy, unsettling, and weirdly beautiful all at once. Hello Charlotte: Childhood's End pulls its music from this collage of lo-fi electronic artists and ambient noise that makes the whole RPG Maker experience feel like a fever dream you half remember.
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"Quiet Requiem" drifts through with this hollow sadness that stays with you, and "Soap Addict" loops in a way that makes you forget where the track starts and ends. "Vacant House" is silence that somehow still sounds like something is watching.
The whole tracklist feels curated from the weird corners of the internet, which fits perfectly for a game about identity dissolving. If you've ever wanted a soundtrack that makes your room feel slightly wrong at 3AM, this delivers.