That jazz-funk spy groove is back and bouncing through every time period imaginable. Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time keeps the series' signature sneaky brass but scatters it across feudal Japan, the Wild West, and prehistoric caves.
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"Paris by Rooftop" nails that classic Sly feel with smooth bass and muted trumpet that makes you want to tiptoe across chimneys. "Turning Japanese" flips the instrumentation into shamisen and taiko territory without losing the heist vibe.
"Tavern Tomfoolery" is just... impossibly fun. The way each era gets its own palette while staying connected to the Sly sound is what holds the whole thing together. If you grew up with the PS2 trilogy, this one still feels like coming home.