Andrew Prahlow's Outer Wilds score stripped down to live instruments and it somehow hits even harder. This is a small ensemble performing some of the most emotionally devastating game music of the last decade, and the acoustic intimacy makes everything feel more personal.
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Timber Hearth on banjo and guitar just sounds like home in a way the original already did, but rawer now. End Times live is genuinely hard to listen to without feeling something. 14.3 Billion Years Later carries this weight that the room recording captures perfectly, every breath and string squeak adding to it.
Eight tracks. That's all you get. And it's enough. If you finished Outer Wilds and thought you'd processed your feelings about it, this version will prove you wrong.