Songs for Eureka Sessions: Investigation Scenes (low-stakes) or Meal Scenes
Masterpost of Eureka song lists & how to choose good music for any TTRPG session.
Douglas' Blues - Parasite Eve II
Out of Phase - Parasite Eve
Alone in Town - Silent Hill 2
Reasoning - Death Note
Something Stirring - Scooby-doo
Snooping Around - Scooby-doo
Another Mystery - Scooby-doo
Pandering - Scooby-doo
Arriving at the Scene - Scooby-doo
Grounds of Mystery - Scooby-doo
Puzzle 1 - Puzzle Agent
Puzzle 2 - Puzzle Agent
Puzzle 3 - Puzzle Agent
Puzzle 4 - Puzzle Agent
Puzzle 5 - Puzzle Agent
Puzzle 8 - Puzzle Agent
Puzzle 11 - Puzzle Agent
Freshly Squeezed - Twin Peaks
The Zombie - Kolchak: The Night Stalker
Legacy of Terror - Kolchak: The Night Stalker
Mr. R I N G - Kolchak: The Night Stalker
Chopper - Kolchak: The Night Stalker
Deep Cover - Hotline Miami
A Stray Child - Silent Hill 3
Whirling-In-Rags - Disco Elysium
The Stalkers - Dredge
Little Dark Age (instrumental) - Mgmt
Kitty Horrorshow - Tenement
The Process - The Big O
Nevermore - autoisolation
Into the Mist - autoisolation
Clues 08 - L.A. Noire
Clues 04 – L.A. Noire
Safe Room - Signalis
Ritual – Signalis
Intro – Death Note
Max: Panama – Max Payne 3
E5M3 – Sigil
Max Payne Theme – Max Payne
Cannot Hear – Monster
Dogtective - Louie Zong
Clues 01 – L.A. Noire
Clues 02 – L.A. Noire
Floor 6, Please – Atrium Carceri
Norwegian Horror Saga – Manet
End of Small Sanctuary – Silent Hill 3
Fear of the Dark – Silent Hill
Tears of – Silent Hill
Otherside – Silent Hill
Delirious and Devoured – Manet
Aucun Cave
The Obsession Begins Tomorrow - Shadowdream
Der Angler – Bohren & Der Club of Gore
The First Pain – Heroin and Your Veins
Secret – Somewhere off Jazz Street
Ulterior Motives – autoisolation
Lights Out – Cities Last Broadcast
Street Tattoo – Bohren & Der Club of Gore
Constant Fear – Bohren & Der Club of Gore
Nighthawks – Lowering
Vendredi Noir – Manet
Radio Silence – Joal Fausto & Illusion Orchestra
Sand in Lungs – Heroin and Your Veins
Intoxication – Heroin and Your Veins
Bad Luck – Heroin and Your Veins
Full Moon and Dry Humour – Heroin and Your Veins
Miles to Midnight – Atrium Cerceri, Cities Last Broadcast, and God Body Disconnect
Sorry Sir, You Are in the Wrong Room – Atrium Carceri
Daisuke – Hotline Miami
Hotline – Hotline Miami
Crystals – Hotline Miami
Electric Dreams – Perturbator
It’s Safe Now – Hotline Miami
Interlude – Hotline Miami 2
Rust – El Huervo
Ghost Town – Parasite Eve II
Gentle, Two – Kairo
Untitled 2 – The Green Kingdom
Sigh of Relief – Parasite Eve II
Rain of Brass Petals – Silent Hill 3
Morning Calm – Silent Hill 2
Rusty Lake Theme – Victor Butzelaar
Guided Meditation – Old Future Fox Gang
Sherry’s Theme – Resident Evil 2
A Cold Day in Hell – Max Payne
Ada’s Theme – Resident Evil 2
Tailing a Lead – L.A. Noire
Mona: The Professional – Max Payne 2
Address Unknown – Max Payne 2
Hourglass – The Guest
Omniverse – The Guest
The Marshalling Yard (Latter Half) – Resident Evil 2
Bless This Mess – West of Loathing: Reckonin’ at Gun Manor
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Why you should watch foreign films.
They're good. Bong Joon Ho (director of Parasite) says it best.
Movies are a great way to experience other perspectives and cultures. Foreign films are made differently from films you're used to. The style, the editing, the way plots unfold, it's all going to be different in interesting ways. Some examples:
Giallo films (Italian) might have nonsensical plots but they're more focused on emotion and spectacle. You're Vice is a Locked Room and Only I Have The Key might be a mess of a story but it's a wild ride of the type you don't find in America.
Japan has a lot of movies about the horrors of nuclear war and proliferation. Godzilla, Akira and Grave of the Fireflies could not have been made in America. When America makes a movie about nukes we get Oppenheimer, a movie about the people who made the bomb and not the people that suffered under it.
Korea has some amazing thrillers like Oldboy and Memoirs of a Murderer. America remade Oldboy and it was not nearly as good.
These are all broad strokes of course, but the point is that other countries have a lot to offer and you're missing out on so much if you're scared off by subtitles. The way I figure is that 95% of the world's population doesn't live in America, so why assume 100% of good movies come from there?
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