Late-90s dark fantasy scoring that sounds like mud and blood and desperation. Bungie before Halo, when they were making grim tactical war games with body parts flying everywhere. Gonen's Bridge has this somber weight that makes every strategic decision feel permanent.
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The Stair of Grief earns its name with a slow, crushing descent into hopelessness. And then there's Limbs, Heads and Smoking Craters (the secret level track) which is exactly as unhinged as that title promises. Thirty tracks deep, bouncing between battlefield dread and brief moments of hard-won triumph like Redemption.
The whole thing reeks of 1999 PC gaming ambition. If you ever commanded dwarven demolition squads, you already know.