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Over on YouTube, publisher Raw Fury has released "90 Minutes of Esoteric Ebb Music | A Lazy Day in Norvik," a chill arrangement of the upcoming fantasy RPG's soundtrack. The kicker is that it's kinda spectacular, and very distinct from Esoteric Ebb's primary inspiration, Disco Elysium.

With Disco, we got the dreamy indie rock of Sea Power, while Esoteric Ebb has some of what you might expect from a fantasy game⁠—lotta wistful strings and the like up in here⁠—paired with some truly surprising, memorable synths. The closest sound that springs to mind for me is the music of 2022's superb Tunic⁠—that crazy good Zelda-like where you play an adorable little fox.

It comes with that classic, long YouTube music video accompaniment of a subject-appropriate character in the lo fi hip hop girl setup. In this case, it's Esoteric Ebb's permanently behelmeted cleric main character doing some light reading as the city beyond goes through a full day-night cycle.

Source: PC Gamer