Poppy Playtime's multiplayer spinoff sounds like an abandoned toy factory that's been fermenting in dread. "In A Giant's House" makes scale itself feel threatening, every creak and hum amplified to nightmare proportions.
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Then you hit the "In Harm's Way (Breakcore Version)" and the whole thing fractures into chaotic energy that shouldn't work but absolutely does. "Elevator Muzak" is the kind of dark humor touch that makes this soundtrack self-aware without breaking the tension.
"Stage Fright" and "Factory Of Dreams" nail that sweet spot between industrial horror and childlike wrongness. "I Could Chill Forever" is surprisingly pleasant. Almost suspicious. If you like horror soundtracks that know when to wink at you, this one gets it.