Dungeon Explorer (Sega CD) | Chill VGM Vault

Not to be confused with the TurboGrafx-16 game with the same exact name (the Sega CD game is actually the third in the series, despite having no number in the title lol), Dungeon Explorer is one of the many games on Sega CD that took full advantage of the system’s Red Book Audio and gave us one of the best video game soundtracks that you probably haven’t heard of. The gameplay is your typical hack n’ slash RPG with a top-down perspective, and you can choose between six different characters, each having their own unique class and abilities. There’s six dungeons in total for you to crawl, during which you’ll be treated to some delightfully chill tunes depending on the dungeon. Each track has a different sound from the last, but they all carry a very catchy, addictive beat with them. Bushido Dungeon packs Japanese-style beats accompanied by a light flute-y whistle. Water Dungeon starts with a light trickling synth, then you get some slow percussive beats almost acting like splashes of…

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