Gritty, distorted synths over a post-apocalyptic desert and it sounds exactly as scorched as that premise suggests. Way of the Passive Fist's six-track OST leans into retro beat-em-up energy filtered through a sci-fi wasteland.
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"Desert Blues" has this slow, grinding rhythm that matches the game's parry-and-counter mechanic where you absorb hits instead of throwing them. "Black Light Break-In" picks up with a darker, more urgent pulse. The whole thing has weight to it.
"Boss Rematch" cranks the intensity for repeat encounters, layering synths that feel like they're pushing back against you. Six tracks is tight, but nothing overstays. If you like indie soundtracks that commit to a vibe and stay there, this one's lean and honest about what it is.