Split Fiction - Original Soundtrack
Split Fiction - Original Soundtrack - Steam Charts & Historical Stats
Composed by Gustaf Grefberg and Jonatan Järpehag, this 45-track album brings the world of Split Fiction to life through a rich tapestry of sounds, moods, and genres. Explore historical player activity and pricing for Split Fiction - Original Soundtrack. A current player-count observation is unavailable.
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- Storage: 330 MB available space
- Storage (high-quality audio): Additional 1.01 GB available space
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About This Game
Composed by Gustaf Grefberg and Jonatan Järpehag, this 45-track album brings the world of Split Fiction to life through a rich tapestry of sounds, moods, and genres.
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Composed by Gustaf Grefberg and Jonatan Järpehag, this 45-track album brings the world of Split Fiction to life through a rich tapestry of sounds, moods, and genres.
From the composers:
Gustaf Grefberg
“What inspired me most about Split Fiction was the creative freedom to explore so many musical worlds and make them coexist in harmony. Working alongside Jonatan was a true joy — his gift for channeling emotion through melody constantly pushed the music to new heights.”
Jonatan Järpehag
“Composing for Split Fiction with Gustaf has been one of the most rewarding artistic journeys of my career. Josef Fares’ unique balance of humor and emotional depth gave us room to craft music that feels both heartfelt and unpredictable. Collaborating with Gustaf — whose work I’ve admired since Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons — has been an inspiring lesson in artistry, sensitivity, and precision.”