Drowned God: Conspiracy Of The Ages Soundtrack (1996)

Composers: Tom Smyth & Will Joss

Tracklist

1. Bequest Globe 01:26
2. Staircase 1 02:11
3. Staircase 2 02:08
4. Kether 00:57
5. Malchut 01:37
6. Stonehenge 00:54
7. Knight's Torso 00:37
8. The Round Table 01:38
9. Arthurian Myth 01:36
10. Arthurian UFO 00:44
11. Merlin's Oak 00:30
12. Battlefield 00:45
13. The Shore 01:19
14. Templar's Tower 00:33
15. Morgana's Roost 01:36
16. Catacombs 01:06
17. Leonardo's Workshop 1 00:30
18. Leonardo's Workshop 2 01:01
19. Albert Einstein & Isaac Newton 01:29
20. Knight's Head 00:55
21. Puzzle Box 01:06
22. Temple Grounds 1 00:47
23. Temple Grounds 2 00:49
24. Temple Grounds 3 00:30
25. Temple Roof 1 01:22
26. Temple Roof 2 01:18
27. Temple Interior 1 00:48
28. Temple Interior 2 00:44
29. Horus' Prison 01:13
30. Horus 01:18
31. The American Submarine 00:49
32. Noah 1 01:20
33. Noah 2 01:00
34. Noah Organ 01:25
35. Aleister Crowley & Carl Jung 01:06
36. Industrial Underground 1 00:45
37. Industrial Underground 2 00:45
38. Industrial Underground 3 00:22
39. Industrial Underground 4 00:22
40. Industrial Underground 5 00:45
41. Underground Carnival 02:04
42. Illuminati Lodge 01:28
43. Dungeon 01:42
44. Baphomet 01:07
45. Diner 1 01:01
46. Diner 2 01:08
47. Hacker's Caravan 00:31

Drowned God: Conspiracy Of The Ages is a 1996 science fiction adventure game

developed by Epic Multimedia Group and published by Inscape.

The game propounds the conspiracy theory that all of human history is a lie

and that the human race's development and evolution were aided by extraterrestrials.

The player attempts to uncover the truth through the course of the game by traveling to a variety of different worlds,

interacting with historical and fictional characters, and solving puzzles.
Drowned God is based on a forged manuscript written by Harry Horse in 1983,

purported to have been written by 19th-century poet Richard Henry Horne, who shares Horse's birth name.

After facing legal trouble and fines when he attempted to sell the text,

Horse shelved it until playing Myst and The 7th Guest in the mid-1990s,

whereupon he decided a first-person adventure game would be the best way to tell the manuscript's story.
William S. Burroughs was originally scheduled to narrate the game, but died just before he could begin recording.
Drowned God's haunting and atmospheric music was written and performed by the ambient UK music duo,

Tom Smyth & Will Joss, operating under the name Miasma.

 
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