The digital soundtrack for Steel Assault, composed by Joseph Bailey and Luke McQueen, is currently available through Steam.

The 16-bit action platformer stars Taro Takahashi, a soldier on a mission to take revenge against a post-apocalyptic dictator. Developed by Zenovia Interactive and published by Tribute Games, the independently developed title debuted in September for Nintendo Switch and Windows through Steam.

Steel Assault depicts a science fiction scenario taking place in the late 2030s. The dystopian setting is rendered in detailed sprite art and set to a retro-future soundtrack blending rock, chiptune and industrial music styles.

The 36-track Steel Assault Complete Game Soundtrack is streaming on YouTube Music and Amazon Music Unlimited, featuring additional FM synth tracks arranged by McQueen.

From the product page:

Play as Taro Takahashi, a resistance soldier on a revenge mission against the dictator who lords over the ashes.

- Fast-paced 2D platforming: Dynamic, fluid sidescrolling combat with a stylish moveset and tons of enemies / bosses to fight

- 16-bit post-apoc style: A beautifully fleshed-out sci-fi world, rendered in detailed pixel art and backed by fiery FM-synthesized tunes

- Unique zipline action: A new twist on classic grappling-hook mechanics, opening up fun movement possibilities

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YouTube Music - Steel Assault (Complete Game Soundtrack)

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