Sound effects and voice acting are above par. But the music? Oh baby, it’s jazzy! It’s lively! It’s dynamic! And then you explore an underground ruin full of cosmic horrors and all of a sudden it’s a Gregorian choir heralding your impending doom! It’s salty. It’s sweet. And somehow the fusion doesn’t spoil the meal. These guys also did the music for Something Random’s last title, Toy Trains, and they knocked it out of the park there too. But man what a vibe switch! It’s really something remarkable to see a studio and a musical outfit that both have such a breadth of style and capacity for artistic execution.