Synthwave that actually earns the 1985 setting. Stefano Rossi composed the Nightmare Frames soundtrack for this point-and-click horror adventure set in Hollywood, and it nails the retro electronic mood without feeling like a costume.
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"Eliza's Mansion of Horrors" layers this pulsing, low-end synth dread under flickering high notes. "The Basement" and "Mausoleum" go darker and more claustrophobic, stripping back the retro sheen. "Alan's Apartment" is surprisingly chill, just a guy's place before everything goes wrong.
The game even has an in-game Synthwave FM station with licensed tracks from Heclysma and Vincenzo Salvia. Love that detail. The whole score walks this line between neon nostalgia and genuine unease. If you like your horror pixel art with a side of analog synth atmosphere, this soundtrack delivers.