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About This Content

The official soundtrack for Broken Minds — approximately an hour and seven minutes of music.

Tracks have been modified to have endings instead of looping.

Special Content

Extended versions of the OP and ED
Theme from the first trailer
A bonus, unused track

Track List

01 Deep Breaths (Trailer Theme)
02 Damaged Rollercoaster
03 Waiting Dark
04 Noa's Theme
05 Rabbit
06 Psychosis - Full Version
07 The Agency
08 Choice
09 Masterplan
10 Fear
11 Sifting Evidence
12 Long Sleeves
13 Homicide Complex
14 Trickle of Fear
15 Sick
16 Autopsy
17 Idiotic Feelings
18 Thoughts Clicking
19 Getsuyo Wide Gekijo Theme
20 Kowaii (Interim)
21 Kowaii
22 Usagi no Yume Part I
23 Usagi no Yume Part II
24 Majin Tantei Return
25 Solvant (Interim)
26 Solvant
27 Final Run
28 Himitsu
29 True Orphan (Interim)
30 Noa's Guilt
31 Uzumaki's Guilt
32 True Orphan
33 Paycheck
34 Things Die
35 End Credits
36 Truth
37 Parents
38 Stories
39 Dissociation
40 Inside Her Mind (bonus)

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Title: Broken Minds - OST
Genre: Adventure, Indie
Developer:
LockedOn
Release Date: 3 Nov, 2017

Minimum:

OS: XP
Memory: 90 MB RAM
Storage: 90 MB available space
Sound Card: Stereo
Additional Notes: Audio Only

English

Since I can write reviews for DLC, I'm going to use my powers for good and review this clean and complete OST.
It's refreshing, spirited, and nostalgic. A bit like a grilled lime.
But if you just want feedback on whether or not you should pick it up, skip to the ~tildes~ near the end.

As ever, let's start with the bad. 2.99, huh... With that, I could probably have gotten some nutritious food from a food truck. The quality of the food would've been either superior or subpar. One or the other, with no room for other possibilities in-between. Unlike that money, disappeared into my gullet, this OST will last until my ears give out on me. So, did I make the right choice?

Damn right I did.

For one, the non-looping versions are much cleaner, audio-wise. You'll know what I mean if you listen to a lot of music, but if you liked the game's OST (and I loved it), you'll hear the improvements pretty much instantly. More importantly, though, the 'full' versions of various tracks, stitched together from their smaller component parts?

Wow, they paint an audial picture that I feel like I'd missed out on.
I had no idea<\/i> how good Noa's theme was, and how it worked on multiple levels

Guess that's what I get for chasing rabbits.

But a lot of the themes (Solvant, Kowaii, and Himitsu especially) are really enhanced through these mixes. I can't tell you whether the cost'll be worth it to you as an individual; it'll depend on how much you like listening to game music and Broken Minds' OST in particular.

~Closing thoughts~

As a guy who listens to a lot of music, though, of all genres - yeah, I'd have probably paid 5.99 for it, no regrets. Also, worth mentioning is that the bonus track is really<\/b> good, so if your'e on the fence, you might consider that.

It'll probably come down to you, though, like most music\/bonus DLC.
Do you want to give a bit back to the creator, do you really like the music? If so, purchase.
And if you're in a place where 2.99 is gonna hurt, or didn't find the music as memorable, you can pass.

Would I recommend it? In a flash second.

Bandcamping this, but -

Favourite track: It's a secret!.. (28 - Himitsu)
Runners up are Inside Her Mind and Noa's Theme.