The only reason this specific review of FNF is higher than the rest is because the non-playable tracks like Stay Funky and Hands up are actually really good. The rest of the new playable tracks still have the same problems i listed before in my Vol 1 review, with "vocals" really not mixing well with instrumentals but i'm slowly reaching the event horizon of liking this game's music again.

Gets a slightly higher score than the rest because Blazin' is the one good track that differs from my previous criticisms of FNF's music, seeing as it's a playable track that is purely instrumentation with none of the 'vocals' that the other tracks have driven me insane with. For everything else on the album, see my Vol. 1 review as my thoughts remain unchanged.

god made me so i could listen to this album. I'm now agnostic.

Best tracks from this album:

Easily some of the best dance music I've heard, as well as one of the best albums from Daft Punk. I find myself coming back to this very often.

Good album, nothing groundbreaking for FOB but the final song is definitely a must listen.

Expect the rest of my reviews of FNF to link back to this one. I used to enjoy this a few years ago but now I have standards. The concept of a rap battle style rhythm game is interesting but this honestly misses its mark due to a few factors:

1. I wouldn’t be caught dead even listening to this on my own, let alone in public. I may listen to a number of different genres, albums and soundtracks but FNF music is a separate level of disappointing. One big reason for this is that ... read more

This song is one of the reasons I don’t listen to radio stations. Not worth listening to tbh.

No. (See FNF Vol.1 review)

Slightly better but not by much. (See previous reviews)

See previous reviews.

How is this worse? (See my previous FNF reviews)

An iconic soundtrack for an iconic game, it’s truly timeless.

Easily some of Ridiculon’s best work with good range of atmosphere and intensity between the regular tracks and their layers. Standout tracks are easily River of Despair, Caesarian and obviously Living in the Light.

From start to finish, this album is a near masterpiece level of quality. I am unsure why it is such a low overall score but it absolutely deserves my high rating.

All of these tracks are quite different from each other and yet all of them are honestly phenomenal. Fantastic album.

Straight up bangers, no doubt about it, some tracks to falter slightly but it's still great across the board.

Actually an awesome soundtrack across the board, plenty of influence from Sonic and like materials

This has some pretty solid tracks, never been much of a fan of the game but the tracks do pop off at times.