Warm Latin percussion mixed with quiet ambient stretches, and it hits differently once you know what the game is actually about. "A Strange New World" sets the tone with this curious, almost childlike wonder before the heavier emotional weight creeps in.
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"Over the Inferno" is exactly as intense as the name suggests, all rising tension and nowhere to hide. "Liberation (La Muerte de Papo)" lands like a gut punch at the end. The way the soundtrack toggles between playful moments like "Cozy Digs" and genuine dread in "Anger Management" mirrors the story's core tension perfectly.
A soundtrack that earns every quiet moment. If you've been sleeping on narrative indie games from 2012, start here.