Downloadable Soundtrack

About This Content

The score to the climb, and to the fall

Twenty tracks, fifty-one minutes: the complete music of All Time High, the moral-descent thriller about a California crypto mania. Warm synth over a city that never quite sleeps, then the same themes turned cold as the number stops climbing.

Both halves of every theme

The game's music is adaptive — most themes exist as a pair, and the game crossfades between them as tension rises and falls. This album keeps both. Late-Night Wanting and its calm layer, Money as Weather and its calm layer, The Red Morning and its freefall, Small Lies and its undertow. Heard back to back they say something the game only lets you feel one side of at a time.

What's inside

• 20 tracks, 51:04 — the full score, including the five ambient beds that hold the quiet scenes together.
  
• MP3, 320 kbps — the files land in your Steam library folder, so you can play them anywhere you like.
  
• The long take — an eight-minute extended cut of The First Green Candle, the theme the game gives you for ninety seconds.
  
• No base game required — the soundtrack is its own product; you don't need to own All Time High to buy it.

The running order

The album follows the story rather than the file system: the terminal opening, the first win, the housewarming where the lie starts, the December rain, the red morning, and the dead air in Sunset Capital after everyone has gone home. The long take closes it out.

Music composed for All Time High by 3Cats Studio. Created with AI assistance under human editorial control — every cue selected, arranged, edited and mastered by the developer.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The All Time High soundtrack was composed with generative AI as an assistive tool under human editorial control. Every cue was generated with AI assistance, then selected, arranged, edited and mastered by the developer. The track list, running order and final masters are the developer's own editorial choices. All content is fixed in this product — nothing is generated live. No third-party recordings or samples are used.