Undertale's soundtrack contains at least one track (Song That Might Play When You Fight Sans) that is not in the actual game (not even in the data files).

The soundtrack for Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap includes a whole bunch of tracks that are not in the game many seem to be experiments before they settled on how they wanted the in-game music to sound. If the soundtrack is good enough, and if it is of a type of music I like, then I might buy it. I haven't played Hollow Knight (other than just trying it out), but I *love* the soundtrack. The only plausible option seems to be buying just the soundtrack and not the game, based on a recommendation or listening to it on youtube and wanting just the music without the game or something like that. IdbeholdME: The owners of the game already have it and non-owners are not interested because they haven't played the game. on Bandcamp, we don't really know if or how much of the money goes to the composer either.

Franky, we don't really know how the contracts between dev studios and composers usually look like and how well the latter are paid for their music (then again, if the soundtrack is sold as DLC as opposed to e.g. Just saying some people would prefer to buy the music officially instead of searching through the encrypted or packaged game files, or to reward the composer more directly. Anyway, I'm not telling you you can't do that I don't care, do whatever floats your boat, I'm not even judging. Exactly, as a package, to be enjoyed as a whole in-game - not for you to extract the music from the game files and listen to it separately on your mp3 player as if it was a regular album you bought. You buy it as a package, including the music, videos, everything. IdbeholdME: The authors were already reimbursed by the developers who paid them to make music for the game and it is included in the price of the game when you buy it.

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