Wait, the sequel went full genre tour? Weekdays at Wilbur's 2 ditches the pure horror approach for something way more varied. Jazz opens things up with a smooth, laid-back groove that feels completely different from the first game's tension.
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Then you've got themed tracks for each environment, and they actually commit to the bit. Desert Track goes dry and twangy, Lava Track brings the heat with heavier tones, Ocean Track gets submerged and floaty. Cave Track has this hollow, reverberant quality.
The Game Over sting hurts just right, and the Win track delivers that dopamine. Credits wraps it up clean. If you thought indie horror sequels only go darker, this one took a sharp left turn into fun.