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What is the best horror video game soundtrack?

By YPB Team

Save-room lullabies, industrial noise and choirs in gothic halls. Each score here made the dark feel worse in its own way.

  1. Silent Hill 2 — ranked #11
    Silent Hill 2
    Akira Yamaoka's 2001 score of trip-hop, industrial noise and the theme 'Theme of Laura'.
    1000pts
  2. Bloodborne — ranked #22
    Bloodborne
    FromSoftware's 2015 choral and orchestral score recorded in London.
    710pts
  3. Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly — ranked #33
    Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly
    Tecmo's 2003 score closed by Tsukiko Amano's song 'Chou'.
    560pts
  4. Resident Evil 4 — ranked #44
    Resident Evil 4
    Capcom's Resident Evil 4 score, from the 2005 save-room theme 'Serenity' to the 2023 remake's re-recording.
    486pts
  5. Amnesia: The Dark Descent — ranked #55
    Amnesia: The Dark Descent
    Mikko Tarmia's 2010 ambient score for Frictional Games' castle nightmare.
    397pts
  6. Resident Evil Village — ranked #66
    Resident Evil Village
    Shusaku Uchiyama's 2021 gothic orchestral score for Lady Dimitrescu's castle.
    291pts
  7. Silent Hill f — ranked #77
    Silent Hill f
    Akira Yamaoka and Kensuke Inage's 2025 score mixing Japanese folk instruments with noise.
    291pts
  8. Silent Hill 3 — ranked #88
    Silent Hill 3
    Yamaoka's 2003 score with Mary Elizabeth McGlynn's vocals on 'You're Not Here'.
    291pts
  9. Dead Space — ranked #99
    Dead Space
    Jason Graves' 2008 aleatoric orchestral score built for jump scares.
    0pts
  10. Alan Wake 2 — ranked #1010
    Alan Wake 2
    Petri Alanko's 2023 score plus the Old Gods of Asgard musical chapter.
    0pts

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