I don't know about you, but "peaceful," "calm," and "pensive" aren't exactly the first descriptors that spring to mind when thinking of a farm. The soundtrack to The Miner Was Replaced by German composer Floris Demandt proves me wrong, big time. In this title, released last year, you program and automate your agricultural empire to lush electronica grooves that caught me entirely off guard. Give it a spin via the links above—you won't regret it.
Striking music often hides in odd corners. Case in point: one of my favorite video game scores of all time belongs to a grapeyard management sim (it's called Hundred Days, and it's freaking brilliant). With The Miner Was Replaced, I get that exact same rush of discovery. Several cuts from this 10-track OST recall the pristine sonic clarity of indie gems like Tetrobot & Co and Lego Builder's Journey.
Hit play and let it sweep over you. Don't be deterred by the simplistic visual presentation or the quirky premise. This is pure auditory serotonin, and consider this your daily prescription.
Find all listening links for The Miner Was Replaced (Original Soundtrack) by Floris Demandt on its dedicated page:
→ https://nwpl.ing/the-miner-was-replaced
