Ah, that synthwave gem—when it drops in the background, it’s like a pulse you can’t see but you feel. It does more than just fill silence; it cues the player to the hidden beats of the story. Every warped chord line can act as an audio breadcrumb, hinting at a forgotten quest or a twist that the text glosses over. If the melody loops with a faint echo, it can foreshadow a lost character’s return or an ancient prophecy that the NPCs only whisper. It also lets you play with pacing—when the track shifts from a dreamy pad to a staccato stutter, you can instantly signal a sudden betrayal or a time‑ripple event. In short, a track like “Lunaria” can be the secret narrator, filling the gaps left by shallow plot exposition and turning cryptic twists into an audible mystery you can’t ignore.