Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors/Awesome Music

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Since it's one part Visual Novel, Nine Hours Nine Persons Nine Doors is sure to have some of the wonderful music that's usually seen in that genre. Here are samples of some of them.

  • Quietus: The Bad End game over music. Starts off with a demented chime, then morphs into a metal, slightly industrial tune.
  • Chill and Rigor: Reminiscant of Hello Zepp in Saw.
  • Recollection: The piece from the Died in Your Arms Tonight moment in the "Submarine" ending.
  • Octal Game: A much more relaxing piece, contrasting the rest of the tracks tense feelings.
  • Morphogenetic Sorrow: A track that clearly tells you that this is the finale. The fact that it plays in the Sudoku puzzle really changes the mood.
    • A remix of it acts as the backbone of the trailer music of the sequel.
  • Foreboding: A track that's reminiscent of goldenslaughterer, giving quite an intense atmosphere.
  • Unary Game: Guaranteed to induce panic.
  • 9 Years: The music that plays during the true ending/prologue. Also counts as Crowning Music of Heartwarming due to the bittersweet finale.
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