Deal overview

Dance of Cards Soundtrack is currently 95% off on Gog — down to $0.25 from $4.99.

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

That works out to $4.74 off the Gog list price of $4.99.

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About this game

Dance of Cards Soundtrack is exactly what it says: the full musical score from GoodMorningMrFrog’s card game, sold as a standalone mp3 collection through GOG. If you’ve spent any time in that game’s gaslit, carnival-tinged world of gamblers and gypsies, this is the chance to keep the mood going without the cards in front of you. The track list alone tells a story, moving from arrival and anticipation through sleight of hand, misfortune, and eventual departure, which suggests the composer built this as a real emotional arc rather than just a folder of loops.

How it plays

There’s no gameplay here, obviously. What you get is a set of over fifty tracks in mp3 format, mostly running between thirty seconds and three minutes, composed and performed entirely by GoodMorningMrFrog. Titles like “Welcome to the Grimm Show,” “Death Gamble,” and “Endless Masquerade” line up with the game’s carnival and fortune-telling themes, and the shorter cues sit alongside longer, more developed pieces like “Not Afraid” and “A Person of Utmost Importance.” Listened front to back, it plays more like a concept album than a random cue dump, with quieter, melancholic tracks such as “Moments of Calm” and “Lullaby” breaking up the darker, more theatrical numbers.

Who it’s for

This one is squarely for people who already played and liked Dance of Cards and want the music without opening the game, or for anyone who collects soundtracks the way other people collect vinyl. If you’re into dark folk waltzes, carnival organ tones, or the general “traveling gypsy fortune teller” aesthetic, there’s a good chance you’ll enjoy this even without context. It’s not for someone hunting for a game to actually play, and it won’t mean much if you have zero interest in the base title, since a lot of the emotional weight in track names like “Loss” or “This is My Goodbye” only lands if you know the story beats they’re tied to.

Is it worth it?

Soundtrack releases like this are usually priced as a small extra rather than a purchase you weigh for days, and that’s the right way to think about it here too. Fans of the game get a tidy way to relisten to the score, and the sheer number of tracks means there’s a lot of material for not much money. On sale, it’s an easy add to a cart, the kind of purchase that rounds out a collection or supports a developer whose work you already enjoyed without asking much of your wallet. If you never played Dance of Cards, it’s harder to justify at any price, since you’re buying mood and atmosphere divorced from the thing that gave it meaning.

Quick facts

Genre: video game soundtrack (digital mp3 release). Developer and composer: GoodMorningMrFrog, released alongside publisher Pineapple Works Goodies. Platform: PC, distributed through GOG. Release year: 2023.