Epanalepsis
by John Fio
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Rachel 00:00 / 03:30
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Epanalepsis 00:47
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Stapled Zines and a Missing Microwave 03:49
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Rachel 03:30
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Heaven 04:30
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Andy 02:24
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Street 05:42
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Barista Jeff 02:25
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Cascabel and Pasus 02:39
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Technopenderecki 02:33
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Underground 01:33
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The soundtrack to Cameron Kunzelman’s literary adventure game of the same name. store.steampowered.com/app/333690/
“Kudos to the audio, which evoked memories of my favourite era of music.” - John Walker, RockPaperShotgun
“John Fio’s neat melodies add character” - Adam Koper, Nouse
“Very diverse with some very catchy melodies.” - Chris Bowie, Mouse N Joypad
“Slow, haunting and quite unsettling at times. It’s got a nice melancholy feel to it”- Joe Keeley, Adventure Gamers
“Does a good job of making you feel like everything is normal but that there is still something amiss” - Jorge Sobrino, IndiEvaluation
“The melancholy sounding score helps to enforce the bleak outlook of each character’s life.” - Scotch Rat, Readers Gambit
“Of special note for the game is the score.” - Lou Sytsma, Canadian Online Gaming Network
“Fascinating atmosphere” - Dario Oropallo, The Shelter
“Quite good.” - Bryan Cebulski, TechRaptor
“Arguably the best aspect of the game, it’s surprisingly varied and is a great tone setter no matter which time period or environment you happen to be exploring at the time.” - Daniel Vaughan, GamersFTW
“Masterfully done, evoking the feel from every epoch the game touches.” - Pablo Krasnokuki, Guns and Pixels
“Quirky, beautiful, and sometimes haunting… the first time I loaded up the game, the bells in the opening track sent chills down my spine.” - Alana Hagues, RPGFan
“Cool music.” - Tom Woolford, Go Play That!