The soundtrack of Mouthwashing has been downloaded over 1,000,000 times on Spotify.

Mouthwashing will be one of the coolest and most unsettling games in 2024. This horror game has a brilliant score that has gained mass attention.

Martin Halldin, the audio and sound designer for Mouthwashing celebrated the incredible achievement that the game's soundtrack had reached over 1 million downloads by the end of last week (via GamesRadar). Halldin said, "A Million Streams lets fucking gooo." "I can buy two hot dogs for the money." It is a worthy prize for such a great achievement.

Mouthwashing, a short horror-themed game that lasts around three hours, is for those of you who, like me, haven't played it yet. The story follows a crew of a spaceship called the Tulpar that is stranded on an isolated corner of the universe. Friends have told me that it's best not to look into this horror title too much. You can still enjoy the game's awesome soundtrack.

The soundtrack of Mouthwashing is not full of the typical bops you might find in Pacific Drive. It's composed of 33 short, ominous soundbites. They don't have any vocals, but I think this makes them more powerful.

Some of the melodies, like The Windows Are Plastic, I could listen to on a rainy and cold day (like today). Medium Rare makes me feel sick, while others like The Windows Are Plastic make me feel cold. I would still recommend listening to the entire soundtrack, even if you've never played the game. It's neat to get a vague idea of the storyline in the game by listening to the general vibe of the songs. Although I'm not looking forward to seeing what comes with And There It is.