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Devotion's DLC contains 15 tracks of game music, including Devotion theme song produced by the award-winning Taiwanese rock band ‘No Party for Cao Dong’.

The album incorporated traditional Asian instruments and folk music to capture the ambiance of the 1980s Taiwan, with the foley from everyday material to layer the eerie tone that leads you to an unease journey inside the protagonist’s family.

Track List

Devotion
Come on! Have a Bite
Wander into the Woods
Have A Sweet Dream
Shall We Dine in?
Dripping Sanity
Merry-Go-Round
Birthday Grab
Leap of Blind Faith
Chime from Beyond
Crushed by Reality
A Way of No Return
TV Commercials
Lady of the Pier (Gong Li Fang)
Lady of the Pier (Du Mei Shin)

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Title: Devotion - Original Soundtracks
Genre: Adventure, Indie
Developer:
RedCandleGames
Release Date: 19 Feb, 2019

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OS: Any Version

English,Japanese,Korean,Simplified Chinese,Traditional Chinese

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I love this soundtracks! Please keep making good game in the future:)
support this game team and you guys AWESOME!!!. I love this soundtracks! Please keep making good game in the future:)
support this game team and you guys AWESOME!!!. The game was great, which was due in no small part to the music. Since music makes up a large part of this game, as in the backstory and the atmospheres<\/span><\/span>, it only made sense to purchase the OST.

A bonus is that No Party for Cao Dong produced No Party for Cao Dong! Besides these game tracks, I'd definitely check out No Party for Cao Dong's music; their albums and live show are both worth delving into.. \u635f\u5bb3\u4e24\u5cb8\u5173\u7cfb\uff0c\u4e00\u5206\u4e0d\u503c\u7684\u5783\u573e\u3002. **For people who care about the content and quality of this soundtrack, I strongly recommend you ignore simplified Chinese reviews because most of them have nothing to do with the music itself. Don't waste your time.**
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To be honest, a soundtrack is not a decisive factor that makes me play a video game. However, what Red Candle Games delivered in <Devotion> is really impressive and far beyond my expectation.

While playing the game, it was not jump-in ghosts that freaked me out, but the game audio that made the scenes so creepy! Ticking clock, squeaking door, drop of water, electric spark noise...etc. altogether turned into an intricate and scary ambience. At times I turned off the sound to make the game less terrifying...

Last but not least.
The theme song \u201c Lady of the Pier\u201d is super catchy with simple yet meaningful rhythm and lyrics that echo the storyline. The first time that I listened to the song, I recognized and fell in love with the saxophone interlude because it adds a classic and melancholy touch derived from 1980s Taiwanese pop songs.

Highly recommended & Great job Red Candle Games.. \u635f\u5bb3\u4e24\u5cb8\u5173\u7cfb\uff0c\u4e00\u5206\u4e0d\u503c\u7684\u5783\u573e\u3002. **For people who care about the content and quality of this soundtrack, I strongly recommend you ignore simplified Chinese reviews because most of them have nothing to do with the music itself. Don't waste your time.**
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To be honest, a soundtrack is not a decisive factor that makes me play a video game. However, what Red Candle Games delivered in <Devotion> is really impressive and far beyond my expectation.

While playing the game, it was not jump-in ghosts that freaked me out, but the game audio that made the scenes so creepy! Ticking clock, squeaking door, drop of water, electric spark noise...etc. altogether turned into an intricate and scary ambience. At times I turned off the sound to make the game less terrifying...

Last but not least.
The theme song \u201c Lady of the Pier\u201d is super catchy with simple yet meaningful rhythm and lyrics that echo the storyline. The first time that I listened to the song, I recognized and fell in love with the saxophone interlude because it adds a classic and melancholy touch derived from 1980s Taiwanese pop songs.

Highly recommended & Great job Red Candle Games.. The game was great, which was due in no small part to the music. Since music makes up a large part of this game, as in the backstory and the atmospheres<\/span><\/span>, it only made sense to purchase the OST.

A bonus is that No Party for Cao Dong produced No Party for Cao Dong! Besides these game tracks, I'd definitely check out No Party for Cao Dong's music; their albums and live show are both worth delving into.