Weird, scrappy, cartoon-horror energy that refuses to sit still for even a second. The Upturned is one of those indie games where the soundtrack is just as unhinged as the visuals. Fat Pajama Man has this goofy, off-kilter bounce that shifts into something unsettling before you notice.
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Boss Music goes hard with distorted, crunchy layers that feel way bigger than the game's lo-fi aesthetic suggests. Then Learning Bravery completely flips the tone into something sincere and gentle, catches you off guard.
Lil Chucklers is just... a vibe. The tracklist jumps between silly, creepy, and surprisingly emotional with zero warning across 37 tracks. If you like games that feel handmade and a little unhinged, the music here matches that energy perfectly.