Thirty-one tracks for a spell-crafting indie game — the titles carry indie-dev charm throughout. "Adventures in Unemployment!" describes the protagonist's economic situation. "It's Not Much, But We Call It Home (Unused)" — an unused track that describes itself as modest, preserved in the soundtrack anyway.
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"Enter the Mountains？" includes a question mark, as if unsure about the decision. "Ectoplasmic Waltz" and "Haunted Hollows" score the ghostly zones. "Arachnophobia" names the spider area with clinical precision. "Kooky Bastion" and "Dust Critters" add character to environments.
"Forsacrated" invents a word — perhaps "forsaken" meets "sacred." "Mayhymn" blends "mayhem" and "hymn." "Knightmare" puns predictably but effectively. "Hearth Warming (Alpha)" preserves the development stage in its title.
"Enter the Cavern" appears twice (with and without "(2)"), suggesting cave variants. "Forehead Raindrops" and "Cold Spell" play with double meanings — weather and magic. "Azazel's Theme" gives a specific character demonic grandeur.
"Sun Chaser" and "A Fine Day for Magic" provide the optimistic adventure energy. A soundtrack that doesn't take itself too seriously while still delivering genuine atmosphere.