Clean, airy electronic production that sounds like future Tokyo filtered through a lo-fi prism. Tokyo 42's first soundtrack volume only has seven tracks but each one nails this specific vibe of neon-drenched minimalism. The title track sets the tone with these floating synth pads and crisp, understated beats.
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Kyrie introduces choral vocal samples layered over glitchy percussion and it creates this almost sacred atmosphere in the middle of an assassin game. Nanomed Overture goes darker with pulsing low-end that hints at the conspiracy underneath the colorful isometric visuals.
Seven tracks, all quality. If you dig stylish indie games where the art direction and the music feel like they were designed together, this delivers on that.