Distorted synths crashing into J-pop vocals right out the gate. Mary Skelter on PS Vita is a dungeon-crawling nightmare wrapped in candy-colored horror, and the soundtrack plays both sides hard. "Drive of speeding" is pure adrenaline, the kind of track that makes you grip the Vita tighter during a chase sequence.
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"Children's Night" leans into the creepy fairytale vibe, music box tones over something deeply wrong. Then "Metalic Bow Fight" drops and you're in full combat mode, all sharp edges. The range here is wild. You go from "Sad Rain" to "HYPELINE" and it feels like two different games living in one cartridge.
Dark corridors, bright explosions, repeat. For anyone who thinks the Vita library had nothing worth exploring, start here.