Breaking Benjamin tracks bookending a sci-fi horror score by Inon Zur and Albert Olson is a combination that should not work this well. Run Like Hell was basically Resident Evil on a space station, and the soundtrack commits fully to that vibe.
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Lurking In The Darkness does this slow atmospheric crawl that genuinely puts you on edge, while Reactor Overload shifts into frantic action territory. Polyamorous by Breaking Benjamin still goes off and honestly fits the game's aggressive energy perfectly.
The cinematic cues from Inon Zur give the whole thing more weight than a mid-budget PS2 horror game probably deserved. Voice cast included Lance Henriksen and Michael Ironside, so the score had to keep up. If you like early 2000s horror games with nu-metal energy, this one's been waiting for you.