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Subnautica: Below Zero OST - Full Official Soundtrack (By Ben Prunty)
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- ⚠️ All rights go to Ben Prunty (Original composer) and Unknown Worlds (Developers).
⚠️ Please support Ben for his incredible work, I merely just complied all of his tracks on RUclips and I do not take any credits or monetizing this video from his work. you can listen to the game's OST on Ben's Spotify:
open.spotify.com/artist/546MX...
Since the game is releasing in two days, I decided to upload all of the full soundtracks in one video to make it easier for others.
⚠️ I do NOT own any of this content nor do I benefit from it, just a disclaimer.
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Timestamps:
1. Below Zero 0:00
2. I'll Find My Way Back 2:41
3. Welcome to 4546b 4:03
4. Twisty Bridges 5:31
5. Arctic Peeper 8:21
6. Ice Floes 10:09
7. Light Rays 13:31
8. Kelp Caves 16:28
9. Far Less Alone 19:48
10. A Larger Consciousness 22:49
11. A Continuous Thrum 25:04
12. The Obelisk 27:43
13. A Thousand Strings 29:49
14. Mirage Machine 34:29
15. Lithium 38:27
16. Magnetite 40:15
17. Cyrptosuchus 41:31
18. Titan Holefish 43:06
19. Stay off My Land 44:26
20. Glacial Basin 46:37
21. Molten Silver 49:12
22. A Cold Wet Planet 52:34
23. Phi Robotics 54:32
24. I Am Relieved It Is Still Frozen 56:26
25. Part Organic Part Digital 56:59
26. Leaves of Quartz 59:14
27. We Exist as Data 1:01:50
28. Mercury II 1:05:27
29. Spinefish 1:08:03
30. Koppa Mining Site 1:11:16
31. Cathedral 1:13:31
32. Lily Pads 1:16:58
33. A Study In Parhelion Red 1:20:49
34. Glowlights 1:24:34
35. Iceberg 1:27:37
36. Glow Whale 1:32:34
37. Medusa Planetarium 1:34:54
38. Limestone 1:38:29
39. Slow Burn 1:40:41
40. This Planet Is Cursed 1:50:01
41. The Glacial Forest 1:53:13
42. The Ice Worm 1:55:57
43. Sam's Discoveries 1:57:39
44. The Void 2:02:23
45. Crystal Caves 2:04:05
46. Crystal Castle 2:06:17
47. Fabricator Caverns 2:07:30
48: Shadow Leviathan 2:08:34
49. Ten Thousand Souls 2:10:02
50. In Search of Familiar Harmonies (Credits Music) 2:13:44
51. Twilit Waters (Bonus) 2:17:44
52. Glacial Basin Extended (Bonus) 2:19:47
53. The Dark (Bonus) 2:22:46
54. Spy Penguin Theme (Bonus) 2:24:31
whoever played this game with music off made a huge mistake
HUGE
Not huge massive
YUGE*
alot of people play without music
its fucking stupid
I like the 1st Subnautica soundtrack a bit more but serious only idiots (or extremely scarred players) play Subnautica without music
I love how the first Subnautica had music with ocean vibes, but this has space vibes instead. And the game feels different with it
Definitely has to do with the fact that the precursors are more involved in this game, which makes sense why it uses lots of synths to give the “alien music vibe”
YEAH exactly what I thought!
more sci-fi vibes
Ben Prunty also did the soundtrack for FTL and I can definitely tell the similarities
@@ILeeT exactly! i feel like not enough games use synths and this sort of ambient electronic music, but both Subnautica games do. that is what i love about the soundtracks
2:04:05
Something about the crystal caves music is both awesome and terrifying... It captures the feel of the biome perfectly
I think it sounds like Portal 2 musics
@@Darco2903
Portal 2 + Coraline
It's like oxenfee soundtrack
@@Darco2903 ahora que lo dices es verdad
It’s like a subnautica below zero soundtrack!
The music in this game is just amazing, it really manages to fit it in with the biomes, from the majestic like lily pad soundtrack to the eerie crystal caves
Indeed
IKR
lily pads is masterpiece in terms of biome and soundtrack
But no scary factore
Indeed. Or very creepy like The Void or to unpleasent and paranoic The Ice Worm. True masterpiece.
This soundtrack (just like entire game) is absolutely tragically underrated. People are sometimes too stubborn...
I loved every bit of the game, however, I was kinda upset and disappointed once I finished the game because it felt short. For example, movies tend to have 3 acts, but Below Zero felt like it ended on it's 2nd act. The first Subnautica felt like it had a full 3 acts.
I also found Robin's journey to find out what happened to her sister was underwhelming. I was expecting there to be some climax plot twist where perhaps Sam was "taken care of" by Alterra and framed it to look like an accident. I was also very disappointed with what they did with Marguret Maida (or however u spell her name). I wanted some kind of team-up to happen but Robin's interaction with her just kinda came to a dead stop at one point.
I know Below Zero was originally going to be some kind of DLC and on top of that had it's story almost entirely redone at one point, but I feel like this game just could have been so much more if they gave it a little more time/polishing.
Either way, I rather have the game than not have it at all.
@@davygravy5802 good points they also have a smaller budget than most AAA games get, hopefully if they make another type of subnautica game it will have a AAA budget still love these games though:)
I know right
The game had a better storyline initially tbh but they got new writers because the old one who did SN1 left partway through BZ, then they rewrote a lot of his stuff and honestly it was better before.
@@GemmaBee14 I honestly liked both versions, but the newer one felt more Subnautica'ish. Robin diving into the arctic waters to find out what happened to her sister felt so mysterious and adventurous. It also felt more like you're stranded alone, same as the first game.
I feel like if they gave it the time they lost, it could have felt like a full game, with a full 3 stories merging into 1 towards the end. The stuff with Margerit came to a dead stop, and Sam's story apparently WAS actually negligence just like Alterra said. Sam didn't really discover anything.
02:04:24 ⚠️Proceed with caution, a leviathan class creature is near.⚠️
"Detecting multiple leviathan-class life forms. Are you sure what you're doing is worth it?"
alterra science does the same thing, on the subnautica ost the beat changes and makes you think you have been listening to it wrong all along
2:04:06
charge the perimeter defense system and zap that fucker
1:18:31 There's something that I just find so satisfying about this part from Lily Pads
ikr it blesses my soul
Definitely. It’s also the Melody that plays in the title theme. Super satisfying to listen to.
ahh the stereo
100% agree. It's so recognizable and it fits in great with the rest of the track
Also when it reaches 1:19:57... perfection
It feels like, we are just back from a great exploration, lots of losing stuff and almost dying, but in the end, getting most of the good stuff, with just a good end for the day, time to sleep and think about the day ahead
I'm glad to see someone put the entire soundtrack together already. Thank you for your work of putting this all together and for posting it!
The game's soundtrack is incredible and it was a shame not to upload all of it honestly, you're quite welcome!
@@ILeeT so incredible! the best music I’ve heard ever
@@Human_6181 I agree
Bro ive been sick drifting in and out of sleep and this is just playing in the background and I feel like I'm on another planet..;)
Damn that sounds so cool
Welcome to planet 4546b
@@elouansmousk752 I know 😂 its supposed to be an alien planet and I actually felt like I was there. It was weird.
@@TheyCallMeAlfredo07 same!
Welcome to 4546B, enjoy your stay
2:06:30 is hands down, one of my most memorable gaming experiences to date. Spending time in the enigmatic crystal caverns, to find a strange well-like formation, journey towards it and see the crystals start to close more and more around you the more you descend. You have no choice but to keep going, and the soundtrack perfectly encapsulates that feeling of unyielding curiosity, yet undeniable terror as you can’t see far ahead of you for what’s to come.
I love this game. I was addicted to the first one a few years ago and finally picked this up a few days ago and have been unable to put it down this entire weekend. I love love love these games.
The Cathedral.... whenever i feel like i need a refreshment.. i stay at the Giant Leviathan just to listen to this music...
Yeah same!
building a base in lily pad biome was the best decision
Yes.
Tell that to Marguarit :')
It really was -- basically everything of importance in the game is a short distance from that biome, except the glacial basin.
2:12:33 ok, the part from Arctic peeper was just incredibly perfect. Reminds me of the Minecraft music that plays in the End with the bits of other music tracks in it. Perfect.
Edit: original part is at 9:10
That part is a reoccurring theme in the soundtrack its also in this one: 1:57:39
@@W1ngSMC I'm also fairly sure it's used for some short jingles?
The same melody is also in 4:21
@@JanneSala We could call that the S:BZ leitmotif (weird that RUclips only gave me a notification a month after your comments)
yeah it fits in perfect 👍
Damn he really nailed the sound of "cold wet and dangerous"
49:12, Hearing Molten Silver in the glacial caves is just... I can't quite describe how it makes me feel, but I could spend an eternity in there. They are in my very honest opinion the single most beautiful thing in the game
This and Glow Whales are my favorite tracks. Ben’s softer, ambient music is fucking beautiful
THIS IS THE BEST FUCKING SOUNDTRACK SONG TRACK EVER
@@sarah-zh2lr IKR I LISTEN TO IT LIKE EVERY DAY XDDD
Just a self reminder for cool songs
Arctic Peeper 8:21
Light Rays 13:31
Kelp Caves 16:28
A Continuous Thrum 25:04
Molten Silver 49:12
Part Organic Part Digital 56:59
Medusa Planetarium 1:34:54
it's criminal how you didn't mention the crystal caves at 2:04:05
People are sleeping on the Glow Whale Theme. Being there in the east artic with this theme playing, peering into the deep blue to keep an eye out for the leviathans. The theme is so serene, yet makes you feel truly alone in this desolate cold place. It really captures that feeling of "venturing into the unknown". Truly a beautiful track.
FINALLY someone mentions Glow Whale! God that theme is relaxing.
That theme for the void is genuinely terrifying and I love it
It’s scary as heck
Hi alan
Listening to these soundtracks puts you back to all the adventures, to all the times you explored the endless beauty of 4546b - Just the game, no multiplayer, no online content. Just the game and you. This way of getting lost in a game, this magic - is what barely games archiv that ever came out. Subnautica is definitely part of that. All love on the world for this game and I hope we get another one.
I love iceberg. It has an otherworldly, empty, and out-of-body experience feeling. It's so strange, sad, and empty. Yet it's also bittersweet.
The ending music is so crazy.. I LOVE IT!
“Lily Pads” or “Twisty Bridges” have to be my two favorite. However, this whole soundtrack was stellar, and dare I say it, possibly better than the first!
lily pads is very depressing soundtrack
@@CamelliaFlingert Probably why I like it so much lmfao
@@brayerkh ɳσσ
@@Electranica yęę
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Ben Prunty is amazing, he did the OST for Into the Breach, Faster than Light, and Subnautica Below Zero. Amazing
i remember once i listened to glacial forest while waiting outside on a really cold and snowy november day. fit the mood perfectly. as a big fan of all things cold i love how this soundtrack really helps sell the chilly atmosphere of all the locations in this game.
100% Agreed. I think it was the same for me when this incredible track hit me.
For real, I think "cold" tracks are some of the most creative, I like seeing how different people interpret the cold (especially if they managed to do it without excess sleigh bells/glockenspiels/crotales/etc). Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is one good example of this, Different Persons is genuinely a bop while also making me feel cold and lonely
@@anonymousalien7417 this is kinda a weird parallel but honestly I feel like the cultist base track from doom eternal fits this too. I don’t even know why but it just feels like a winter theme. Kinda reminds me of snowmobile or snow blowers since it’s got a power tool as its main instrument.
I love this music it is so immersive and adds that extra emotion to the game. WELL DONE!!
Yes! Best music I’ve heard
I love all of the music in both games but I especially like the crystal caverns music as well as Cathedral.
Cathedral is SO smooth.
I love Ten Thousand Souls part
1:15:19
something about cathedral and the atmosphere around it is just so f*cking satisfying to listen to
I like how different this game and the first subnautica are, like almost everything in these two games changes:
Creature designs, biomes, characters and lore and even the sound track, these songs sound more peaceful and kind of different in a positive way!
Bz is more wonderful, in a way. Og is more intense
@@somebodynow_6731bz is like more wonderous with a side of horror and the og is scary most of the time but when those beautiful moments happen they hit hard
While I adore first game, soundtrack in Below Zero is absolutely amazing. Even better than original which sounded like dubstep. This perfectly captures the "alien planet" atmosphere. It's so calming and at times just terrifying. Something I lacked in original game (with exception Crash Site)
Crash Site is my favorite one lol.
My exact thoughts :)
Despite the criticisms this game got when being compared to the original, I actually enjoyed it just as much, if not even more!
That’s exactly what I think too!
@@esin6545 yeah same this game was super fun :D. The biomes and monsters were epic and the world is so interactive. The monsters eat each other more, and you can ride glow whales and get your stuff stolen from sea monkeys.
@@kingofhearts9020 Honestly, I feel like if the story wasn't so rushed people would be considering Below Zero better than the original. As someone who doesn't usually pay attention to the story in most open-world games, just exploring, I will say that I think Below Zero had a much more enjoyable world, better creatures, and soundtrack.
La musique offre littéralement une immersion dans le jeu et comme dans certains films, la musique peut habiller l'image du jeu ou raconter une histoire
I have no idea how each song is so immersive according to the environment, I definitely love this game..
Credits track is beautiful. I cannot get it out of my head!
I love Subnautica sound tracks. I love how in the 1st one it was ocean like sounds with a bit of a rush to it ( cuz of the disease) and Below zero you have a sound track that now includes ocean AND ice with a lil bit of music communication like there is someone in the music talking to you through the sounds (AL-AN)
God i just loved the credits music so much I can't stop thinking about it
SAME!
My favorite is “I Am Relieved It Is Still Frozen”…
*Aren’t we all*
I feel like if we got a Simon/Ben collab in a Subnautica game it’d be the perfect amount of calm and chaos all together
Entering the crystal caves with that music was amazing, stayed for the music, chilled with the leviathan.
subnautica definitely is a go to survival game and is so fun! love the sound track, thanks for making studying easier.
Yessssss studying!!
The music in this game sounds more Sci-fi than the original, I think it's because of 2 reasons:
1:
Simon chylinsky (idk how it's spelled) made the original game's soundtrack, but another artist by the name of Ben Prunty made this one's music. Ben Prunty worked on the soundtrack of another Sci-fi game (dunno the name), so he would be more skilled in that aspect of music.
2:
Subnautica: Below Zero is more focused on the Precursors, which they themselves are really Sci-fi driven, making the story like that too. Having the music fit that theme would fit the whole game, and it does beautifully
Facts.
I hope that we get another game involving the Architect planet, it would be a dream come true
THAT WOULD BE SO COOL!
Who's The Architect?
It involves spoilers from the story?
@@cuyohistoriador2858 yea
@@cuyohistoriador2858 MAJOR SPOILERS!!!!
In Subnautica 3 we are on a different planet! A.K.A where robin and AL-AN ended up
from a poll I saw on yt most people prefer the music from the first game, i love the music in the base game but the below 0 music is just perfect
I prefer the music of Below Zero as well
I like Subnautica's overall better, but Below Zero has more particular tracks that are jaw-droppingly beautiful.
@@xshullaw I prefer Below Zero's music just because it's more lively and mysterious,Subnautica's is more nostalgic and eerie,anyways there's one thing I know for sure that we both have awesome taste in music.
@@goldiful9439 Subnautica's music stands out most to me because it manages perfect natural ambience without a single natural sound. The entire OST is synth, psytrance, dubstep, techno. Not a natural instrument. No drums. No strings. No winds. Only a distant and ceaseless voice, as beautiful as she is eerie.
@@xshullaw They're both decent as musical scores, but the original game's score did a better job creating an emotional contrast between biomes (creating feelings of dread, trepidation, motivation, or joy). The only track that creates a feeling of dread for me in BZ is "The Void" (and possibly "Crystal Caves"). BZ's music is good, but it just doesn't feel integrated with the game itself quite as well (especially alongside a sound design that has loud vehicle idle sounds).
Honestly already one of my favorite video game scores ever
ben prunty a legend
"A Study In Parhelion Red" and "Lily Pads" will forever be my favorite tracks in this game. They sound so beautiful and they play in my favorite biome in the game. One of the few reasons why the Lily Pads biome is my favorite and why I love building bases there.
0 ads, my man
Excellent soundtrack. There is an intriguing and mysterious fusion of futuristic ambience and tropical/deep jungle vibes that I really enjoy.
I have listened to this so many times it is one of the best game soundtracks out there.
Anyone else come here looking for what is "A Study In Parhelion Red" My favorite one! I love hearing it play.
Thanks for the soundtrack! I`ve been playing this on loop while writing my thesis, works really well as background music
Idk if this opinion is underrated, but I think this game has much better music than the first. Cheers to Ben Prunty for making this masterpiece of a soundtrack!
Spinefish is the funniest song and I honestly love it
I went to the Mercury II and I start hearing funny sounding beats.
Now I know what the song name is and I love it. It's funky as hell after you dive deeper into the song
when u realize that Subnautica is just Astronaut in the Ocean
I love this game
"What you know 'bout rollin' down in the deep..."
52:34 this track has such a great Stranger Things / It Follows vibe
I love this game even more than the original. Especially the soundtrack. Fav ones are:
5. Kelp Caves
4. A Study in Parhelion Red
3. Mercury II
2. Cathedral
1. Crystal Caves
The Below Zero map was a trip.
4:03 Welcome to 4546b is so under rated
It’s a good one
They are all underrated
Also yeah Welcome To Planet 4546b is so good!
@@Electranica that’s the point.
@@asimplepie2279 Right...
I remember hearing A Study In Parhelion Red while I was in the Lily Pads biome looking at the Glow Whales. It honestly sent shivers down my spine
This game’s soundtrack is amazing.
When the music stops it's the real fear (specially if this happened to you in crystal caves)
subnautica ost:relaxing calm music
Subnautica: Below Zero OST:tons of synth
Yeah, Simon Chylinski and Ben Prunty don't have exactly the same style, but I like them both :D
Some of Simon's tracks had an atmosphere I can't find back in this OST
8:22
I can see where your coming from, but trust me, the original OST could be creepy or adrenaline-rushing as hell when it wanted too.
@@thermospice6617 Which was why I loved it :D
I think it’s the other way around
Love the "tingling" sounds throughout the soundtrack, makes me feel cold, and far away from home
Real homies know how hard Ice Floes hits when you’re strolling through the vents biome
The lilypads is the best biome😃
The lilypads' music is different without the constant squidshark sounds. Interesting.
I'd begun to think they were a part of it in all honesty actually-
Some people might hate BZ but its soundtrack feels like it has much better feeling than soundtrack of original subnautica. It's bit less creepy but in general it sound much better.
I agree 100% expect I don’t hate BZ
People hate below zero? I honestly have preferred it to the original game. I much prefer games with an actual emphasis on story, which is where the original Subnautica fell short in my opinion
@@jackbassett3091 dude I’m with you 100% on that!
@@jackbassett3091 Yeah but the problem with BZ is that the story sucks and they not even bother to fix things like the inventory management or that the map feels somewhat unpolish, Im not mad about the size of it but the quality of, the land parts are boring as hell they are only interesting for the story progression but as I said this story sucks so is a lose lose situation.
@@sillyb3899
I think the story was pretty good. The ending was underwhelming, but I liked the focus on the story and the story itself. I do agree that the biomes should have been fleshed out a bit more, they are good. In my opinion, the best biomes in Below Zero are better than the best biomes in Subnautica.
56:59 amazing
2:13:44 The credits man... After Al-an says he is ready for whatever comes his way if Robin is with him... I cried so much. It is such an amazing game that I adore sooo much! I really enjoyed playing Subnautica Below Zero, as well as Subnautica. Great games.
2:41 bro that gives me a big adrenaline chills, and gets me hyped to play the game bro!
yea!
This music is just so incredible. This is the best music for me!
Say what you want about Below Zero, but the soundtrack really stepped it up.
The Cathedral is by far my favorite
thanks for editing this
The subnautica games have some of the best music from any video game ever made
The first game's soundtrack felt like an epic adventure, this game soundtrack feels like the epilogue
2:13:48 is my favorite song on this list
SAME!
Edit: actually I think my favorite song is Ten Thousand Souls.
But still the credits music is so good too!
"Lily pads" is just awesome
I like to imagine that the bonus tracks, Twilit Waters and The Dark, were supposed to be the tracks that played in the biome where the ice dragon would have been. I guess it was cut because there was no reason to implement a large enough area for the ice dragon to roam, while being super deep down.
God I hope so
@Chancellor Palpatine huh
honestly at first without listening i directly thought BZ's soundtrack could not compete with the first subnautica as they fired the dude but you know what? it's still fucking great and it has a vibe to it that matches perfectly with the rhythm of the game. I thought it was gonna be a weak point of the game but absolutely not, the tracks are all beautiful
Simon is a good composer but he’s not the only good composer in the world. Unfortunately though I do much prefer his creature noises to the new guys’.
@@GemmaBee14 yeah i didn't say he was the only good composer in the world. But he was an excellent composer for Subnautica, the soundtrack matched really well with the game and i thought bz's composer would do something rather different as it wasn't the same guy. But it's still awesome.
Yeah, and what I thought Is that the original subnautica track fits in with that theme better and the below zero sound track fits perfectly in with its theme too. It’s more space/exploration vibes instead of scary horror vibes or something like that.!
Just absolute lovely music for a lovely game
Yeah 👍
i really enjoyed Arctic Peeper song. i even love the crature itself. especially when you're exploring the shallows
Slow burn is a slept on banger
1:32
2:02:23
They are watching. They are waiting.
This comment is terrifying lol
I’m not afraid of oversized shrimp
Shadow Leviathan is...Terrifyingly strong, with its bass....
Lily pads is hands down the best song, it's so majestic and eery at the same time.
100% agree, its fits the biome so well with the beautiful flora and fauna, not counting those darn squid sharks
@@lukeinafter1293 lol I know right!
My favorite is "In Search Of Familiar Harmonies." It's so peaceful and it kind of captures something from the original Subnautica score by Simon Chylinski.
@@munkee_man that's another one of my favorites
Mt base is in the lily pads, so I get jam to it all the time. I also realy like crystal caves tho
Im not scared by 3 giant Void Leviathans that will be more than happy to eat me but nope, im scared of the music it plays!
I just found out that this is the same guy that did the music for FTL, which is a masterpiece. So awesome!
FTL?
@@thequietstag4366 Faster Than Light
Ah
Beautiful piece thank you so much!
The obelisk is omega creepy but beautiful too
Thanks for no ads
Wait this is by the same guy who did the FTL ost? Oh my gosh I can already hear it this is awesome.
yeah I thought that too
FTL?
@@Dandontlie it’s a game
@@Dandontlie Faster Than Light, it's a video game
The void still sounds absolutely terrifying...
1:13:53 I was looking for this part all day
Tree spires is a beautiful biome, this song honestly completes it.
ILeeT_ scary one in fact, theres 2 shrimps and two giga jellys
@@Atlantic_dummie Oh yay I'm not the only one who call's Chelies "Shrimps" lol!
My fav 1:20:49
I call chelies “reaper ripoffs”
Thank you for compiling this!
A bit different than the first game. Plenty acceptable IMO, though a bit vague. I’m more than half way through (track 35) and enjoying it. Now I’m curious how many synth factory presets were used. The sound reminds me a lot of the newer offerings from Roland, Korg and the like. Synths with a simple press of a note or chord and a twiddle of a morph stick, give you an entire ambient soundscape in one shot. I am a bit surprised how thin the mix is. I don’t appreciate the audio appeal of the new “bright and loud” mix fad. Some of the tracks have really piercing high frequency material. I guess people are going deaf, loosing their high end hearing or something. It allows louder pre-amp levels but really robs the music of size and power. With Loudness Contour activated on my amp, it’s MASSIVE and much more brings visions of the game. It also helps balance those occasional resonant swells. IMO this OST, like most I’ve heard of this type, relies too heavily on fancy synth patches. Being a synth nut though, I like it plenty. Definitely has a spacey feel to it IMO which I love. No tracks really stand out to me, making a pretty even ride, which is good for a game IMO. : ) Makes me want to go back and listen to the original game’s OST to compare.
What if Ben Prunty agrees to work alongside Gareth Coker? I am getting goosebumps just thinking about it.
Explain please
Gotta be honest, I love this soundtrack a little more. This one has much more immersive and cool music that I just love. I really liked most if not all of the first ones, A Continuous Thrum, and a little more further on. They all suit the environments they play in, like the kelp forest, the crystal caves, arctic peeper, etc. I just love this game a lot and now I just have to go play it again.
When you misspell cryptosuchus but can't change it because you already uploaded D;
TY for this
Ben prunty,our beloved
thx bro. and thx to the ppl responsible for this music!