This soundtrack breathes in slow, heavy waves. The Old City: Leviathan is one of those philosophical walking sims where the music does most of the emotional heavy lifting, and it absolutely delivers. "Underground" builds with these low droning textures that feel like standing in an empty cathedral.
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"Worship" layers choral pads over something darker underneath, almost liturgical but unsettling. Then "Sheol" strips everything back to this fragile, hollow space. Just reverb and silence fighting each other. The way it handles the shift from "Childhood I" to "Childhood II" is devastating if you're paying attention.
If you like ambient scores that sit in your chest and refuse to leave, put this on with headphones tonight.