Five tracks and every single one goes somewhere intense. Windowkill is that wild indie game where the window itself shrinks as you play, and the soundtrack matches that claustrophobic chaos perfectly. Killer opens with distorted electronic textures that feel like your desktop is falling apart around you.
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Breaker ramps up the aggression with pounding rhythms that sync with the visual insanity of windows spawning and collapsing. Then Chill exists as this brief exhale between the noise. Just barely enough room to breathe. Shatter closes things out with exactly the destructive energy you'd expect from the title.
It's short, raw, and completely committed to the bit. If you like experimental indie games that mess with the medium itself, the audio design here does not disappoint.