Silence Soundtrack

Silence Soundtrack is currently 90% off on Gog — down to $0.29 from $2.99.

At 90% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Silence Soundtrack reaches on Gog — near its typical floor.

That works out to $2.70 off the Gog list price of $2.99.

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Silence Soundtrack collects Tilo Alpermann’s score for Daedalic Entertainment’s point-and-click adventure Silence, packaged for GOG as a standalone digital release. If you played the game and remember how much of its mood came from the music rather than the puzzles, this is the version of that experience you can put on without needing the game running at all.

How it plays

There’s no “playing” here in the traditional sense. This is a listen-through release: twenty-two tracks that follow the shape of Silence’s story, from quieter, melancholy pieces to fuller orchestral movements tied to the game’s more dramatic turns. Track titles line up with characters and locations from the game (Noah, Renie, Sadwick, the Harbour, the Sewers), so if you’ve finished Silence, you can basically trace the plot just by scrolling the tracklist. The value is in sitting with it front to back the way you would any film or game score, letting Alpermann’s compositions carry you through the same emotional beats the game itself was going for.

Who it’s for

This one has a narrow, clear audience: people who played Silence and want the music on its own, and anyone who collects adventure game soundtracks in general. If you’re a fan of Daedalic’s back catalog or of narrative-driven fantasy adventures with a strong sense of atmosphere, there’s a good chance this score will click with you even without much memory of the specific scenes. If you’ve never played Silence and have no particular interest in game score albums, this isn’t going to convert you. It’s a companion piece, not a pitch for the game itself.

Is it worth it?

Soundtrack releases like this live or die on how much you already care about the source material, and that’s true here too. For someone who finished Silence and wants a way to revisit it, or a soundtrack collector filling in a Daedalic-shaped gap, this is a low-risk pickup, it’s a small purchase that adds a permanent piece to your library rather than something you’ll play once and shelve. It’s exactly the kind of release that makes more sense to grab when it’s discounted than at full price, since niche soundtrack albums rarely see much of a markdown window and waiting for one to show up on GOG is generally the smart move.

Quick facts

Genre: video game soundtrack (adventure/fantasy score). Developer: Daedalic Entertainment. Platform: PC. Storefront: GOG. Companion release to the 2016 point-and-click adventure Silence.