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The soundtrack is in .ogg format in a folder called "MUSIC" in the game folder... but it doesn't play. I tried Win98 compatibility and the soundtrack still never plays. Anyone else have this problem? It should play at the main menu. But it never plays at all even in-game.
Post edited March 17, 2015 by Goopydop
It plays for me once but doesn't repeat, only upon loading.
It plays for me but it's crazy loud. I had to turn it off. Honestly I enjoy the game more without the crazy over the top guitars wailing constantly.
I've just tried the game for the first time briefly. Same thing here. So far, no music on the title screen. In-game (level 1), the music plays for maybe a minute I suppose (?) and it does not repeat. I'm on Windows 8.1 if that matters..
Compatibility settings and running as an admin don't seem to affect anything either.
Post edited August 27, 2016 by RetroCodger426
I've no in-game music at all so I opened a support ticket for this problem. I hope this can be fixed. Without the music the game is only half the fun imo.
Post edited August 07, 2018 by Berzerk2002
Same problem here. I think Pandemonium has a similar problem. Maybe it has to do with playing music off a CD originally? guess I'll play the music as a playlist in an audio player
I will chime in and add that I too don't get the music playing in-game (except indeed in level 1 where it plays for like 1 min and then doesn't repeat).

For me that is kind of a deal breaker: the game has moments where sound effects do the job adequately, but in many instances it can be completely silent (different from Half-Life for example, where there is little music except for specific points and the game's soundscape is designed around environmental sounds).


EDIT: so I played the game with the soundtrack playing in a separate music player at relatively low volume compared to the game audio - imperfect solution but better than not having music the vast majority of the time - that said, there are various moments where the game triggers a track, in which case it covers the soundtrack from the music player so long as you set the music player to a much lower volume.
Post edited February 12, 2020 by Sat42