Jason Schreier

I don't actually know who's playing it.

I might Bing in if I can find out.

I couldn't find a music credit when I was searching.

But it just it fits the overall kind of wobbly, uncertain vibe of the game really well.

And I think it's kind of bold to put music that just has audible mistakes in it.

It's kind of just a contrast to, I don't know, actually a game like Undertale.

I mean, Toby Fox's music is just virtuosic throughout that game.

It's incredible.

It's impeccable.

And this is going for something different.

And I do think that it's going for it on purpose.

I don't know if this is like an actual aesthetic shift, but it hits me in a certain way.

Just hearing something that's so deliberately, casually thrown together sounding.

It's so easy for anyone to just use loops and samples to like create a just insane sounding, massive, epic orchestral score for their video game.

Which is to say nothing of the possibilities of AI generated music.

You can literally just type in a prompt and get cinematic cues for a game.

That actually it makes your video stand out a little bit when I can hear the person's fingers as they just kind of wander around on the fretboard.

And it makes the game feel more handmade and actually like really enhances the vibe of it as I'm playing it.

And I really enjoy that about it.

So it's just something that struck me that I haven't heard it in a game in a while, like with a soundtrack that sounds like this.