Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition Official Soundtrack Steam Charts & Stats

[b]*You remembered the past on hearing the soundtrack and gained 4000 experience*[/b]

totally not worth this price, the whole album is like a scam

Great background music for updating your journal.

Mark Morgan is beautiful as always and has made mesmerizing ambient.

Just like the game, soundtrack is amazing. The only problem is the lack of the last track - 38 "Credits" ;/

The soundtrack doesn't include the credits music from the original game.

[h1]Soundtrack-Review[/h1] Planescape torments soundtrack is nothing you would listen to outside of the game. Now the only real use to be able to buy the soundtrack has is to support the original artist. While i certainly would tip off Mark Morgan as he is probably almost half of the reason i love torment and fallout so much i still wouldnt buy the soundtrack if it wouldnt have been included in the anthology. [u]Sound[/u] Planescape itself got an unique setting and i respect the artist for doing a soundtrack that fits to the game so much. Now im not just only liking it. I personally didnt like how the battle theme blended in so much with the main theme of sigil. It kinda felt a bit anticlimactic. Also there are no good standing out boss or action themes. That in my opinion does not matter that much as it would in other games as the main games core is the story and giving you a certain kind of atmosphere. In itself the main theme is one of the best songs in game i have ever heard as it feels like an introduction to the game yet it plays each time the main character makes a big reveal . You know if the song plays some big story revelation will come. The main protagonist does not remember his past and so do you know nothing about the games setting nor the protagonist which makes the song basically introduce not only you to the game but also the protagonist itself. The soundtrack is not complete as the credits theme is missing which seems minor but the thing is that you basically pay half for the enhanced editions asking price. Very sad beamdog. [u]Conclusion/TL;DR[/u] While i personally would have bought the soundtrack seperately, its still just shows how much beamdog doesnt care about its products as they advertise a full soundtrack yet one track is missing even years after release. The original artist probably wont see a penny of this soundtracks money and until beamdog convinces me otherwise i wont recommend buy it.

[h1][b]Review of:[/b] [i]Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition Official Soundtrack[/i][/h1] Well, there’s really nothing revealing to say about this DLC; it’s the official musical score for the original [i]Planescape: Torment[/i] composed by [b]Mark Morgan[/b] and [b]Richard Band[/b]. What can I say, these gentlemen did an amazing job and delivered the highest quality soundtrack that perfectly captured the unique spirit of the game. Seriously, I genuinely love it! There are 37 tracks on the whole album, however, one piece is somehow missing here, therefore, the album is incomplete. The missing track is called simply “Credits” and in the game can be heard - yeah, you guessed it - during the end credits. Do I recommend buying this DLC/soundtrack? There can be only one answer: yes, definitely, especially during a Steam sale. Well, in the end, I just wonder if in this case the authors actually profit in any way from their work, or does the whole income go to [b]Beamdog[/b] and our lord and saviour GabeN...

One of my favourite soundtracks, an absolute masterpiece. Another reviewer said it's not something you'd listen to outside of the game, to which I can only say that I have, and still do very frequently. On the negative side, absence of the credits track is downright criminal.

This is a great soundtrack for a great game, but unfortunately I can't recommend it. Unlike the GoG version, it is a much higher bitrate, but it is missing the Credits theme which was the half the reason why I bought this soundtrack. Until the complete soundtrack is released I can not recommend this DLC.