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Revision as of 17:46, 5 November 2016
The Soundtrack of Answered Prayers consists of 40 tracks in total, able to be found as short, looping audio files in the Music folder. These have been furthermore remixed in RPG Maker 2003 by slowing the tracks down or speeding them up in certain areas.
Many of the tunes create a rather melancholy atmosphere, and often feature weather sound effects to set the mood. The Game Boy World contrasts with 8-bit music, and the japanese themed locations have traditional japanese instruments incorporated. There is a leitmotif with some tracks - the Title Screen track, Unanswered Prayer, is reflected in such tracks as Hollow Place and Ocean Depths.
This page creates a list of the original 40 tracks, their variation in the game and also songs that inspired the creator of the game, Klaufir, in their creative progress.
Tracklist
| No. | Title | Music | Locations used | Filename | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Absolute Zero" | Symbols Maze | absolute-zero | ||
| 2. | "Abyss" | Unused | abyss | ||
| 3. | "Air Conditioner" | Elevator in Playground, Room 1 in Spirit Town, Apartment | airconditioner | ||
| 4. | "AP001" | Game Boy Basement, Game Boy Forest | AP001 | ||
| 5. | "AP002" | Game Boy Tower (inside) | AP002 | ||
| 6. | "AP003" | Game Boy Town | AP003 | ||
| 7. | "AP004" | Game Boy Room 2, 3, 5; Game Boy Forest Basement; GB Tower (top) | AP004 | ||
| 8. | "Chipdirge (Mansion)" | Game Boy Mansion | AP-chipdirge(mansion) | ||
| 9. | "Echonio" | Sunflower Field | AP-echonio | ||
| 10. | "Empty Choir" | Green World | AP-emptychoir | ||
| 11. | "Rain Indoors with Thunder" | Shrine | AP-Rain indoors-wThunder | ||
| 12. | "Arrows" | Arrow Lane | arrows | ||
| 13. | "Bassybass" | Playground | bassybass | ||
| 14. | "Bottlecap Pop" | Phantom Bar | bottlecap pop | ||
| 15. | "Bubbles" | Bubble Path | Bubbles | ||
| 16. | "Chimiko" | Chimiko Shop | Chimiko | ||
| 17. | "Cicadas" | Nexus, Spirit Shrine | Cicadas | ||
| 18. | "Colors" | Monochrome City | Colors | ||
| 19. | "Complex" | Complex | complex | ||
| 20. | "Elevator 02" | Elevator | elevator02 | ||
| 21. | "Forest Loop" | Forest World | forestloop | ||
| 22. | "Gears" | Clock Work World, Elevator Room | Gears | ||
| 23. | "Hollow Place" | Outlands | hollow-place | ||
| 24. | "Industrial Ambience" | Industrial Maze | Industrial-Ambience | ||
| 25. | "Lotus" | Miko Shrine | lotus | ||
| 26. | "Noise Track" | Game Boy Room 4, Game Boy Mural, GB Mansion Entry | noise-track | ||
| 27. | "Ocean" | Ocean Floor, Spirit Signs Path | ocean | ||
| 28. | "Ocean Depths" | Broken Clock Park | ocean depths | ||
| 29. | "Radio" | Corrupt Beach, Coast | radio | ||
| 30. | "Rain Indoors" | Unused | Rain_indoors | ||
| 31. | "Recollection" | Glitch World | Recollection | ||
| 32. | "Snowy" | Snowy Streets | snowy | ||
| 33. | "Spirit Town" | Spirit Town, Black Caves (second area) | SpiritTown | ||
| 34. | "Thunderstorm" | Outside of the real world shrine | ThunderStorm | ||
| 35. | "Tick Tock" | Gradient World | ticktock | ||
| 36. | "Unanswered Prayer" | Title Screen | unanswered-prayer | ||
| 37. | "Underwater Lab" | Underwater Laboratory on the Ocean Floor | underwaterlab | ||
| 38. | "Valiha Beat" | Debug Room (if one selected the option "Spin") | valiha-beat | ||
| 39. | "Wind 02" | Borderland Corridor | Wind-02 | ||
| 40. | "Wind Chimes" | Monochrome World - Monoka's garden | WindChimes |
Speed Variations
Inspiration
• The title of the game is inspired by the song Answered Prayers by David Sylvian. On Youtube
• The “Chromakey Dreamcoat” prayer is named after a Boards of Canada song.