Fluently fun

The music for the digital Takeshi's Castle by Jukio Kallio & Daniel Hagström sounds like the brightly colored lovechild of Sims and Need for Speed, between feel-good and action, between 'let's be friends' and 'I can't take it anymore'. Fast melodies and playful synths at consistently high levels make this electro excess the perfect soundtrack for the Fall Guys-experience. However, taken out of context, the music could become somewhat annoying.

Thanks to the Game as a Service model, new music is still being released for the game today, which is why the corresponding score is split into seasons, just like in League of Legends. However, according to the fan wiki, Fall Guys gets between one and five new tracks per season - which is not enough for me to make a new section every time. So let's summarize briefly:

Each season revolves around a different theme. The first Season 2 (Legacy) is about the Middle Ages, Season 3 (Legacy) is about Christmas, Season 4 (Legacy) is about the future and so on. The character and design of the individual themes and tracks changes accordingly in each season, but you shouldn't expect a blatant break in style with Fall Guys.

So, if you're currently looking for musical accompaniment for your next LSD-fueled 7-year-old niece's birthday party or if you generally feel disturbed by too much peace and relaxation in your life, feel free to give these tracks a listen. For everyone else, the OST can be best saved under 'nice to have'.