The Way - Official Soundtrack by Panu Talus.

Tracklist:
1. Opening (menu) 00:34
2. Preserving your wife 02:49
3. Home alone 02:34
4. Breaking into security 01:03
5. Proceeding forward 09:27
6. Alien jungle 03:24
7. Memory 1 - Together in sunset 00:22
8. Memory 2 - Working in the moonlight 00:20
9. The Temple of life 04:13
10. Eek! A spider! 01:33
11. Falling spider 00:31
12. The new path 03:45
13. Memory 3 - Sickness taking over 00:20
14. Underground temples (ambient) 06:58
15. Underground temples (movement 1) 06:59
16. Underground temples (Movement 2) 07:06
17. Memory 4 - Bargaining 00:24
18. Bounty hunter attacks 00:57
19. Striking back 04:20
20. Memory 5 - Being beside her 00:22
21. Prelude to the wind 03:28
22. Desert 07:39
23. Memory 6 - Desperation 00:27
24. Deep inside 01:31
25. Towering pyramid of eternity 00:30
26. Empty city 03:32
27. Waking up from unknown place (am I dreaming?) 03:00
28. Virtual reality 04:57
29. Unbinding the aliens 01:41
30. Thoughts for better life 05:06
31. Ambient from "Concurrence" AGS game 2011 03:32
32. Untitled improvisation 2011 (with Yamaha CS-50) 03:50
33. Short tunes 00:57

Format: FLAC, OGG, MP3

A few words from composer - Panu Talus:

"I worked with this fantastic indie game about an entire year.
All the music was composed by using analog and digital synthesizers and everything are hardware (not a cheap hobby).
Many songs required a lot of work but there are also moments of instant, spontaneous improvising.

For fellow gear nerds, here is list of my setup used for the game soundtrack.
Synthesizers/sound sources:
- Yamaha CS-50
- Roland RS-505
- Sequential Circuits Pro-One
- Generalmusic S3 Turbo
- Technics WSA1
- Roland JV-2080 (+ Vintage Synth, Orchestral, World)
- Roland JD-990 (+ Vintage Synth)
- Korg X3R
- Yamaha EX-5R
- Korg O3 Symphony Module (choir)
- Akai S2000 (Spectrasonics - Symphony of voices)
- Yamaha CP-60M
- Simmons SDS8

Effects:
- Lexicon 224
- Lexicon PCM-70

All the sequences were performed in live, triggered and transposed with Zyklus MPS-1 - Midi Performance System, except in "Virtual reality" where Pro-One was used. Oberheim Systemizer handles the advanced master keyboard functions".