Deal overview

Curved Space Official Soundtrack is currently 95% off on Gog — down to $0.29 from $5.99.

At 95% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Curved Space Official Soundtrack reaches on Gog — near its typical floor.

That works out to $5.70 off the Gog list price of $5.99.

This deal is for the PC version. Click View Deal to open the official Gog page — prices and regional availability are confirmed at checkout, not by GamesCreed.

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About this game

Curved Space Official Soundtrack is exactly what it sounds like: the music that powers the sci-fi shooter Curved Space, packaged up as its own standalone release from Only By Midnight Ltd. and available now on GOG. What makes it worth a second look isn’t just that it’s a game soundtrack, it’s that the music comes from FiXT Neon, a label built specifically around synthwave and its offshoots, and the roster here reads like a mini tour through that scene: 3FORCE, Fury Weekend, Cassetter, and Scandroid all contribute tracks.

How it plays

This is a 22 track collection, and it leans heavily into pulsing synths, driving basslines, and the kind of neon-lit energy that fans of retro-futuristic electronic music will recognize immediately. 3FORCE handles a big chunk of the album, including a collaboration with Scandroid on the opening track, “Abyss,” and their contributions tend toward the harder, more aggressive end of synthwave. Fury Weekend brings a moodier, more atmospheric flavor across several tracks, while Cassetter’s “Giant Drill” adds a punchier, more mechanical feel. Scandroid’s section closes things out with a run of instrumental versions and remixes, including takes reworked by Dance With The Dead and Daniel Deluxe, which gives longtime synthwave listeners a chance to hear familiar tracks reshaped for this specific project. Track lengths run long by pop standards, several stretch past five minutes, so this plays more like a set of extended cuts meant for immersion than a collection of radio-length singles.

Who it’s for

If you already have a synthwave playlist you put on while working, driving, or playing something fast-paced, this is squarely in your lane. It’s also an easy pickup for anyone who played Curved Space and wants the score without booting the game back up. People who are lukewarm on electronic music in general, or who prefer soundtracks with orchestral or ambient textures, probably won’t find much here to change their mind. This is a specific sound for a specific audience, and it doesn’t pretend to be anything broader than that.

Is it worth it?

For genre fans, soundtrack releases like this tend to be a low-risk way to support both the game’s composer roster and the artists themselves, and the FiXT Neon lineup here is a genuinely well-regarded slice of the current synthwave scene rather than a generic stock-music grab. It’s not an impulse buy for someone with no interest in the genre, but if you know you like this sound, a sale is a reasonable time to add it to your library, especially since it holds up fine as standalone listening even if you never touch the game it came from.