GRAVEN - Soundtrack

Enjoy the mysterious, dark atmosphere of GRAVEN and walk the Parallel Path wherever you may be, with the Digital Soundtrack for the game, composed by Nikola Nikita Jeremić.

Genres

ActionShooter

Features

Single Player

GRAVEN - Soundtrack

Enjoy the mysterious, dark atmosphere of GRAVEN and walk the Parallel Path wherever you may be, with the Digital Soundtrack for the game, composed by Nikola Nikita Jeremić.

Full Tracklist:

1 - Main Theme - 3:45
2 - Alive? - 2:57
3 - Upon the Docks - 3:26
4 - The Brine Muskeg - 3:02
5 - The Clotted Avenues - 3:05
6 - Perusing the Tomes - 3:49
7 - Phantoms in the Peat - 5:07
8 - The Blackened House - 3:21
9 - Salting the Earth - 3:26
10 - Granite Watch - 3:16
11 - The Snowblind Copse - 3:12
12 - A Chattering Haze - 3:14
13 - Grimwine's Mysteries - 3:16
14 - Storming the Seat of Power - 3:14
15 - Approaching the Effigial Throne - 3:16
16 - Catafalque - 3:16
17 - Greedily Deep - 3:02
18 - Reverberations in the Ravine - 3:21
19 - Illusion, Demystified - 3:07
20 - Swallowed Granules - 3:12
21 - The Lavish Profane - 3:12
22 - A Creation's Remnant - 2:10
23 - End Credits - 2:48
24 - The Sepulchral Annex (Bonus Track) - 3:36
25 - An Internal Siege (Bonus Track) - 3:07

GRAVEN Ratings & Reviews

God is a Geek

by Mick Fraser

7.5 / 10

Graven has enough puzzles, secrets, weapons, and spells to keep it engrossing and compelling throughout.

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GamingBolt

by Shunal Doke

6 / 10

Graven feels like it's a game with a identity crisis. Along with being a boomer shooter, it also feels like it's trying to be an RPG, a dungeon crawler, and an immersive sim. Sadly, none of these ideas really feel like they come together well enough, and even the core combat feels incredibly unsatisfying owing to a lack of hit reactions from enemies. This is a shame, considering how interesting its world actually ends up being.

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Softpedia

by Cosmin Vasile

7.5 / 10

GRAVEN aims for an intriguing combination of exploration, combat, and puzzle solving. All are decent, neither is truly good and the game cannot seem to decide what kind of experience it wants to create. I really wanted to use the spells, especially fire, to kill enemies, without resorting to blades or arrows.

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