Quiet piano and strings that feel like someone pressing on a bruise. Last Day of June is a PS4/PC narrative game about loss, and its soundtrack by Steven Wilson doesn't let you forget that for a single second. "Some Things Cannot Be Changed" opens with this aching resignation that sets the tone for everything.
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"The Boy Who Lost His Friends" is devastatingly simple. And "Together, Forever Again" closes it out with the kind of emotional weight that makes you sit through the credits in silence. The whole soundtrack lives in this space between hope and grief, looping and repeating like the game's own time-loop structure.
Gentle but heavy. Put this on when you want to feel something real and don't mind if that something is mostly sadness.