Sanitarium (Soundtrack)

Sanitarium (1998) full soundtrack in chronological order.

Main Menu 0:00 - 1:22
The Tower Cells: 1:22 - 4:22
Angel Statue: 4:22 - 5:10
The Innocent Abandoned 5:10 - 7:27
Church 7:27 - 8:08
Ring Around a Rosie 8:08 - 9:11
Mother's Pumpkin Patch 9:11 - 10:06
Mother 10:06 - 11:09
Donner Party Waltz 11:09 - 11:51
Belladonna in a Flat 11:51 - 12:39
Rockabilly Swing Thing 12:39 - 13:19
Ballad of Captain Dick 13:19 - 14:02
Chapel 14:02 - 14:43
Circus of Fools 14:43 - 16:34
Hilltop Tent 16:34 - 17:04
Test of Strength 17:04 - 18:03
Freak Beach 18:03 - 20:06
Spanky's Fun House 20:06 - 21:08
Unused Song 21:08 - 22:44
Underground Cave 22:44 - 24:08
Sarah 24:08 - 25:56
Rooftop Laboratory 25:56 - 27:56
The Hive 27:56 - 30:53
Bugs 30:53 - 31:53
The Morgue And Graveyard 31:53 - 33:26
The Lost Village 33:26 - 35:30
Aztec Warriors 35:30 - 36:27
Maze 36:27 - 37:45
Morgan's Last Game 37:45 - 38:40
Ending Theme 38:40 - 40:48
Credits 40:48 - 41:40


Genre:
Sanitarium is a psychological horror point-and-click adventure video game
The game uses a bird's-eye view perspective and a non-tiled 2D navigational system. Each world and setting carries a distinct atmosphere that presents either the real world, the imaginary world, or a mix of both of the main protagonist. In many cases, it is unclear to the player if the world the character is currently in is real or a product of Max's own imagination. This indistinction underlines much of the horror portrayed in the game.

Gameplay:
The game is separated into different levels or "chapters" with each having a different style and atmosphere. The player must find clues, solve puzzles and interact with other characters to reach a final challenge where the player must reach the end of a path while avoiding obstacles. If the player fails to do so (by, for instance, getting killed) then the player is transported back to the beginning of the path without losing progress, thus a Game Over in this game is non-existent. When the player reaches the end of the path, a cinematic is played and the game proceeds to the next chapter

Disclaimer:
I do not own anything, all credit goes to DreamForge Intertainment and ASC Games. Music Composers Stephen Bennett and Jamie McMenamy.