Industrial electronic beats mixed with Middle Eastern instrumentation and it sounds exactly as intense as that combination implies. Warfare is a 2008 PC military shooter and MoozE's contributions go the hardest, with tracks like Carbon Black and Smoking Bullets layering distorted vocals over aggressive breakbeats.
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Al-Qaum brings in traditional melodic elements against pounding electronic production. The ambient side works too though. Industrial Paradise has this grinding mechanical texture underneath everything, and Oasis goes surprisingly atmospheric for a game about shooting people.
Nimfa and Mistical pull in softer tones that actually give the soundtrack dynamics instead of just being loud the whole time. Sultans Ghost is haunting in a way you don't expect. If you're into mid-2000s PC shooter soundtracks with actual personality, this one delivers.