Kyle Gabler came back after 16 years and World of Goo 2 sounds like he never stopped thinking about goo. The soundtrack carries that same whimsical-but-slightly-unsettling energy the first game nailed, just with more polish.
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The Long Juicy Road bounces along with this playful, almost circus-like melody that makes building goo bridges feel absurdly important. Ice Cave strips everything back to sparse, echoing tones that genuinely feel cold. Then Screamer just shifts the whole mood into something anxious and urgent.
Molten Meltdown layers in industrial clanging under frantic strings. The track titles alone tell you this game doesn't take itself seriously, but the compositions absolutely do. If you loved the first game's vibe, this picks right back up like no time passed.