This soundtrack sounds like it was recorded in a basement full of broken amplifiers and honestly that's a compliment. Zakk Hazard the Deadly Spawn goes hard with gritty, distorted synth work that matches its indie horror energy perfectly.
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Run Like Hell lives up to its name with relentless driving percussion that doesn't let you breathe. Battery Acid has this corroded, acidic tone that genuinely makes your skin crawl. Terminal Disturbance layers in glitchy sound design over pulsing low-end rumble.
Then Showdown strips things back for something more deliberate and threatening. The whole thing feels like a lo-fi industrial fever dream. If you're into scrappy indie horror games that actually commit to their aesthetic in the music, this one delivers.