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Park Beyond

20. July 2023 /

Information
Original Soundtrack

Year: 2023

Type: Original Soundtrack (OST)

Composer(s): Olivier Derivière; Kettel

Number of tracks: 11

Rating

★★★★★

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Anyone expecting something profound from the OST of Park Beyond, despite the brightly colored, lively and cheerful cover, will now get a reality check from me. Together with Dutch DJ Kettel, composer Olivier Derivière delivers exactly what you would expect musically from a family-friendly amusement park simulation: childish background chatter that has been driven through the SimCity-neighborhood on the way to the Sims 3 party to quickly pick up the Fall Guys and Baba Is You families.

Original Soundtrack


01			3
02			3
03			3
04			4
05			3
06			3
07			3
08			3
09			1
10			2

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