Recent reviews by Palewing

Gave me motion sickness in five seconds.

This. This is the state a game soundtrack should always be released in.
24 bit, 48khz FLAC.

Full version and separate combat, non-combat and boss version of every track.
Almost two hours of music, times two. Loopable.

If you like the music itself, it doesn't get better than this.

I suppose the only thing technically lacking is the metadata, but that is easily fixed.

Enemies can have such a low leash-range that they start healing if you even try to move halfway across a room.

Updated review:

Borderline unplayable IF you use a gamepad. Big chance of getting stuck in a dialogue loop, including conversations after a fight. Except for this major bug, it seems to be pretty cool. Hope it will be fixed.

It seems to happen when any gamepad is connected at dialogue start. If it happens, disconnecting the gamepad by itself does nothing (for me at least), but if I also disconnect and reconnect the mouse, it seems possible to escape the loop, eventually.

Contains 16 bit FLAC in addtion to 320kbps CBR MP3.

I might possibly recommend it...

Devs haven't disabled gamepad input, even though the game doesn't officially support a gamepad.

Result being that I can't use a custom setup with a gamepad, because the sticks are already mapped to things I don't want, and the mapping can't be removed.

Thus making the game literally unplayable if you need to use a gamepad.

It's 320kbps MP3, not FLAC, but the music is nice. When bought with the game, it's also cheap enough that it is hard to complain.

192 kbps CBR MP3. If it was FLAC (or at least 320 kbps) I would leave a positive.

The files are both in 16-bit 44khz FLAC and mp3.

The files are not split into loops and intros/outros, but they don't have fades(except maybe 1-2 seconds), so still loop-friendly.