Tap the case to open it. Drag to turn it.
A soundtrack built around gaming's creepiest urban legend, and it commits fully to the paranoia. "Triskaidekaphobia" sets the unsettling tone immediately. "Satan's Face" and "Harmful Sensation" lean into genuine dread without resorting to cheap horror tricks.
"Cathode Rays" hums with analog static energy, like staring at an old CRT too long. "Sequestered Promises" builds slowly toward something you're not sure you want to hear. "A Little Eccentric" offers the briefest moment of levity before "Very Specific Wording" pulls you back into conspiracy territory.
The closer, "The Video Game That Doesn't Exist," wraps everything in appropriately unresolved tension. For anyone fascinated by the Polybius myth who wants to sit inside the feeling of it.