• Duke Nukem (1991) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 1000 votes

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Synopsis

The story takes place in the then future world of 1997 (which was the "near future" at the time of game release), in which Dr. Proton, a once sane scientist named Blunderwitz but now a radiation-lobotomized madman, is determined to take over the world. He plans to accomplish this by using his army of Techbots, advanced, mechanized killing machines designed for the singular goal of annihilation. The first stage of his takeover bid was Earth's largest city. All resistance and counter-attacks attempted by the military met with failure. Thus as a final resort, the CIA hires the eponymous hero and Ultimate Alien Butt-Kicker Duke Nukem to stop Dr. Proton's plans.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Duke Nukem
	Call Me
	Hypersonic Missiles
	Love in the First Degree
	Enola Gay - Remastered
	Make Me Feel Like
	Interlude: I'm Not Angry Anymore
	Little Dark Age
	The Bay
	Dammit
	Slow Dance
	For Elise
	This Feeling
	Killer Shangri-Lah (from Killing Eve OST)
	Freak Out / Starry Eyes
	Simple Season
	I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire
	Ain't That A Kick In The Head
	Come Fly With Me - Remastered
	Venus
	Army of Me
	Heroes Everything
	Emerald Eyes
	Lonesome Town
	The Moment
	I Might Be Wrong
	Rock Lobster
	Alabama
	Here She Comes Now
	Calm
	Living in the Shadows
	Something In The Way
	Monsoon
	All Apologies
	Silver Springs - Live at Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank, CA 5/23/97
	Atmosphere - 2020 Digital Remaster
	Oblivion
	Made of Stone - Remastered
	I Am the Resurrection - Remastered
	The Man Who Sold The World
	Boys Don't Cry - Single Version
	Enjoy the Silence - Single Mix
	Lucky Man
	Gloria
	Don't Leave Me This Way (with Sarah Jane Morris)
	Virtual Aerobics
	Come Over
	I'm so Afraid - Live at Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank, CA 5/23/97

User reviews

Jennifer Evans

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Duke Nukem is a standout feature of the game, showcasing the talent and creativity of the composers in crafting music that enhances the gameplay and immerses players in the thrilling world of the Ultimate Alien Butt-Kicker.

Dorothy Nelson

8/10

Each track in the Duke Nukem soundtrack complements the different stages of the game, creating a dynamic and diverse auditory experience that adds depth to the gameplay and storytelling.

Margaret Thompson

7/10

The iconic themes in Duke Nukem evoke a sense of nostalgia for players who grew up with the game, serving as a reminder of the classic era of first-person shooters and memorable soundtracks in gaming history.

Michael Martin

8/10

The energetic and adrenaline-pumping music in Duke Nukem enhances the gameplay experience, keeping players engaged and motivated to defeat Dr. Proton and save Earth's largest city from destruction.

Donald Thompson

6/10

The music of Duke Nukem effectively sets the tone for the futuristic world of 1997 portrayed in the game. The electronic elements mixed with heavy guitar riffs create a unique sound that enhances the immersion in the game's storyline and setting.

James Scott

2/10

Furthermore, the repetitive nature of the soundtrack became quite tiresome after a while. The same few tracks seemed to loop over and over again throughout the game, leading to a lack of variety and ultimately diminishing the overall gaming experience. It would have been more engaging if there had been a wider range of music styles and compositions to keep things fresh and engaging as I battled through Earth's largest city to defeat Dr. Proton.

Linda King

3/10

I found the soundtrack of Duke Nukem to be quite underwhelming and uninspired. The music did not seem to match the high-octane action and intense gameplay of the game. It lacked the energy and excitement needed to fully immerse me in the futuristic world of 1997 and the battle against Dr. Proton and his Techbots.

Michael Walker

6/10

The soundtrack of Duke Nukem may feel a bit repetitive after extended gameplay sessions, as some tracks tend to loop frequently. While the music fits the game's theme well, a bit more variety in the tunes could have made the overall experience even more engaging.

Edward Jackson

7/10

The soundtrack of Duke Nukem perfectly captures the futuristic and action-packed atmosphere of the game, immersing players in the world of 1997 where Dr. Proton threatens to take over the world with his army of Techbots.

Joseph Turner

6/10

The soundtrack of Duke Nukem perfectly captures the intense and action-packed atmosphere of the game. The energetic beats and rock-inspired melodies really amp up the adrenaline during gameplay, making it an exciting experience.

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