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Answered Prayers:Soundtrack

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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 Filename Location Speed Listen Notes
1. Absolute Zero absolute-zero Symbols Maze 100%
2. Abyss Abyss "Knoll": Void 50%
3. Air Conditioner airconditioner Elevator in Playground, Apartment 100%
Room 1 in Spirit Town 50%
4. AP001 AP001 GB Town: Desert Landscape 100%
GB Forest 50%
5. AP002 AP002 GB Tower 100%
6. AP003 AP003 GB Town 100%
7. AP004 AP004 GB Town: Interior, GB Forest: Basement 100%
GB Tower: Koraiyn Room 90%
8. Chipdirge (Mansion) AP-chipdirge(mansion) GB Mansion 100%
9. Echonio AP-echonio Forest World: Sunflower Field 70%
10. Empty Choir AP-emptychoir Green World 50%
Isolated area of Green World 150%
11. Rain Indoors with Thunder AP-Rain indoors-wThunder Shrine 100%
"Shrine" 50%
12. Arrows arrows Arrow Lane 100%
13. Bassybass bassybass Playground 100%
Isolated area of Playground 50%
14. Bottlecap Pop bottlecap pop Phantom Bar in Spirit Town 100%
15. Bubbles Bubbles Bubble Path in Underwater Ship 150%
Rusty Key area in Underwater Ship 50%
16. Chimiko Chimiko Chimiko Shop in Spirit Town 100%
Isolated area of Borderland Corridor 50%
17. Cicadas Cicadas Nexus, Spirit Shrine 100%
18. Colors Colors Monochrome City 100%
19. Complex complex Complex 100%
20. Elevator 02 elevator02 Elevator 100%
21. Forest Loop forestloop Forest World 100%
22. Gears Gears Clock Work World 100%
Elevator Room 50%
23. Hollow Place hollow-place Outlands 100%
24. Industrial Ambience Industrial-Ambience Industrial Maze 100%
Rusty room in Industrial Maze 50%
25. Lotus lotus Miko Shrine 100%
26. Noise Track noise-track GB Town: Room 4 60%
GB Mural, GB Mansion: Entrance 50%
27. Ocean ocean Underwater Ship, Ocean Floor 100%
Checker Tile Path in Spirit Town 70%
Isolated area of Underwater Ship 50%
28. Ocean Depths ocean depths Broken Clock Park 100%
Broken Clock Park subarea 50%
29. Radio radio Corrupt Beach 150%
Isolated area of Complex, Monoka's Garden in Monochrome City after Monoka's death. 50%
30. Rain Indoors Rain_indoors 100% Unused
31. Recollection Recollection Beyond 100%
Glitch World 60%
Second area of Glitch World 50%
32. Snowy snowy Main and Frozen Lake area of Snowy Streets 100%
Bus in Snowy Streets Played at 20% volume.
Deep Snow Path and Snow Girl Army subarea of Snowy Streets 90%
Road in the Sky subarea of Snowy Streets 80%
Isolated area of Snowy Streets 60%
33. Spirit Town SpiritTown Spirit Town 100%
Second area of Black Caves 50%
34. Thunderstorm ThunderStorm Outside of the real-world shrine 100%
"Knoll" 50%
35. Tick Tock ticktock Gradient World 100%
36. Unanswered Prayer unanswered-prayer Title Screen 100%
37. Underwater Lab underwaterlab Underwater Laboratory in the Underwater Ship 100%
Hall to Bubble Path in Underwater Ship 50%
38. Valiha Beat valiha-beat Debug Room (if one selected the option "Spin") 100%
39. Wind 02 Wind-02 Borderland Corridor 50%
40. Wind Chimes WindChimes Monochrome City: Monoka's garden 100%

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.