“Welcome, my friends, to my playhouse of the bizarre.”

Tonight’s story: a delightfully macabre tale ripped from the case files of Sam & Max, a story of psychic power turned to psychic horror. But this story is told not with words, but with music—a freeform jazz odyssey, if you will, to the borders of human imagination, held up briefly at the customs of rational thought, and nonstop to the realms of infinite power on the far side of the mind.

Telltale’s third season of episodic Sam & Max games never had a soundtrack release due to shifting priorities at the studio. Now that injustice has been rectified, with an official soundtrack that tops what we would have been able to do back in 2010, anyway!

Soundtrack Features

• Nearly three hours of music by series composer Jared Emerson-Johnson, organized thematically and overhauled with updated instruments, a new mix pass, and additional live performances.

• New tracks created especially for Skunkape’s Sam & Max: The Devil’s Playhouse remaster.

• Soundtrack-specific Narrator dialogue.

• Brand new cover art by Sam & Max creator Steve Purcell.

• Specially mastered for crystal-clear, high-impact digital streaming. Engineered with streaming platform codecs and loudness standards in mind, to deliver consistent clarity, dynamic range, and punch across all major listening environments.

Now sit back, relax, and let the music take you on a journey. Your ticket has been torn. There’s a concession booth up ahead. You’ve just taken your seat in… The Devil’s Playhouse!