James Primate | Grey Cloud | Rain World

Black Screen Records presents the official soundtrack of Videocult's platformer "Rain World", composed by James Primate.

Developed by: Videocult
Published by: Adult Swim Games

[roachsprouts]

I love Arena mode because you can die repeatedly and still have fun, unlike in the actual game where I get a headache at the sheer frustration I feel towards the game sometimes :')

[lowqualityfrog]

It took me a while to realize the garbage worm staring at the slug cat in the album cover.

[samortank]

Song lyrics:




















Then repeats

[someguyinahole]

This plays in a specific part of the Metropolis, an artificer exclusive region in the DLC if anyone is wondering

[Ferukin]

This song gives me a complex trigger, goes deep into my brain and reminds me that I exist and I live.

[seneryy]

This sounds like slugcat finally got a drip

[ICantThinkOfAHandle]

Even though I don't personally know anyone reading this, I'm sure we can all agree that this song resonates deep within all of us and reminds us of the existential dread of living!
Edit: minor spelling mistake :(

[funnykaardman]

This song only played for me in Artificers postgame (the scav killing ending), and to me this will always be their theme, or more the theme of whoever Artificer becomes after their rampage against the scavs. It gives such a heavy feeling after seeing the scavs now running away from you, with the game asking "is this what you really wanted?"

[onlineskitty]

really good at making you feel like you're doing something irreversibly evil when this plays in metropolis

[mesmo_n]

the song that plays when i make 80 red lizards fight to the death in arena mode:

[gopherthegold]

This track reminds me of the climb down from The Wall after speaking with 5P, climbing out of hell to speak with a god, only for him to send you out of the frying pan and back into the fire, this time with new knowledge and a purpose.

[slagcats]

there is a pearl in fp's chamber that, when you bring it to moon, has "an image of a single grey cloud, hovering above a surface of white clouds under a deep blue sky." i think the grey cloud represents five pebbles and his feelings amongst his kind. although the aggregate of the other iterators all work together on the big problem, he, the grey cloud, despite being seen as radical, ascends above the rest of them. he will rain. i love u mr autistic art obsessed iterator

[chainsawguyyy]

When you're going through an existential crisis but you're also a DJ

[joltz..]

Am I the only person to think this feels like a song from Jake Chudnow?