Helldivers 2 OST: Where to listen to the soundtrack
radiotimes.comIf you have spent hours playing through Helldivers 2, then there’s a good chance you have the stunning soundtrack on repeat in your head. You are in the right place to learn more about it.
Music is fundamental to the atmosphere of many games. Imagine exploring the wondrous world of Hyrule in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom without its spellbinding score to accompany you each step of the way.
Or, ask yourself: would replaying 1996’s Resident Evil still feel scary today (we are not referring to the dated graphics here) if it was not for Mamoru Samuragochi’s chilling soundtrack?
Helldivers 2 is one such game that has an evocative soundtrack. It clangs and bellows, making you feel like you are really part of an epic movement to defend the galaxy.
It is beautifully composed, and so there is no surprise players have been trying to track it down.
However, that has proven to be harder for some than fighting off hordes of giant bugs. Fortunately, we’re here to help.
The Helldivers 2 OST was composed by Wilbert Roget II.
Roget is a vastly experienced and award-winning video game composer who has credits on titles such as Call of Duty: WWII, Destiny 2: Forsaken and the upcoming Star Wars Outlaws.
According to his website, he joined LucasArts in 2008 and began working on games in the Star Wars universe including The Old Republic.
He also co-founded his own music software company called Impact Soundworks, and lecturers on game music too.
The Helldivers 2 soundtrack has not been officially released and there is no confirmation that it will be available as a package in the future.
However, multiple YouTube channels have compiled the game’s music together in a singular playlist, as demonstrated by EarthMen PlayGames below.
There is also a cover of A Cup of Liber Tea, the game’s most notable song, by artist Tom Dabrowski available on both Spotify and Apple Music.
The full tracklist for the Helldivers 2 soundtrack, as described in the YouTube video we shared earlier, is
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