Your Gameplay Deserves a Soundtrack
Why settle for generic background music when you could have tracks purpose-built for gaming chaos? Proximity chat weapons, stream-ready bangers, and anthems designed to live rent-free in your opponents' heads. Browse by game, find your sound, own the lobby.
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The one that started it all. A nervous folk-pop anthem for every player who's ever desperately tried to communicate "I'M FRIENDLY" before getting blasted. Jittery acoustic guitar, shaky vocals, and the most earnest plea for cooperation you've ever heard. Play this the moment you spot another player—the surprise factor alone might save your life. Or at least make them laugh before they shoot you.
Best used: Tense standoffs, first contact, whenever your emote wheel isn't convincing enough.
You actually did it. You met someone, didn't shoot each other, and now you're looting together like civilized people. This is the victory lap song—an upbeat celebration of temporary trust in a world designed for betrayal. Play it while you're running to objectives together. Creates bonding. Makes backstabbing psychologically harder. (For them. You do what you gotta do.)
Best used: Post-alliance formation, calm looting moments, building false sense of security.
They shot you. After everything you went through together. This over-the-top dramatic ballad is engineered for one purpose: maximum guilt delivery in the 5-10 seconds before they execute you. Theatrical, devastatingly specific, and designed to make them feel every bullet they put in your back. Even if you die, you win—because they'll feel terrible and everyone nearby will judge them.
Best used: The instant you're downed by a former ally. Start it immediately. Make them hear every word while they loot your body.