UNBEATABLE is a raucous tale of rebellion, a hand-drawn rhythm adventure that seamlessly blends arcade-perfect gameplay with emotional, touching, funny storytelling inspired by anime classics.
And since UNBEATABLE imagines a world where music itself is illegal, music lives at the heart of its rebellion. The game’s soundtrack is like a long-lost modern punk classic: Loud drums, nasty riffs, and hot-blooded, fierce vocals abound. Developer D-CELL and their sound team crafted a warped classic of a soundscape that transports you back to days of dingy basement shows and acid-stained cutoffs.
Now, iam8bit and publisher Playstack are proud to present that soundscape in an appropriately throwback-style format. This is the UNBEATABLE: ALBUM CD Soundtrack. It’s all the music you’ll find on UNBEATABLE’s title album, wrapped up in snazzy fold-out Digipak packaging adorned with brand-new art from D-CELL’s own Andrew Tsai. Hear songs like “Mic Check,” “Bookend Song,” and more, the way they deserve to be heard — in high fidelity, and loud as hell.
Music is illegal. Time to do some crimes.