It isn't a big surprise that this visually inspiring game has an equally as brilliant soundtrack.

Listen Now | Free on Amazon Music | Buy the Soundtrack for £8.99 5. Plus, there isn't a better feeling than having the galaxy map music playing in the background, making it seem like your work is set and ready to save the universe. From the pulses of futuristic club music to the immersive classical score built with more than enough emotional weight, the Mass Effect OST is a top option to get lost in. If you're more inclined to a sci-fi experience while at work, then the Mass Effect soundtrack is perfect. Listen Now | Free on Amazon Music | Buy the Soundtrack for £9.99 4. Amazon Music even has every Sea Shanty album available so you can wail chart hits such as Randy Dandy Oh, Running Down to Cuba, and Fish in the Sea. Brian Taylor successfully created everything you've ever wanted after watching Pirates of the Caribbean (another great soundtrack) and playing Assassin's Creed throughout your younger years. While it's unlikely I'd argue against that, Black Flag just has something else about it, and that something else is pirates. Assassin's Creed 4: Black FlagĮvery Assassin's Creed OST is memorable and unique in its way, but often enough it is Assassin's Creed II that receives the accolades when it comes to rich soundtrack experiences. Listen Now | Free on Amazon Music | Buy the Soundtrack for £7.99 3. Fox has gone on to compose music for Nintendo, with Pokemon Sword and Shield, and the Undertale soundtrack proved so popular it was even released on Vinyl. The soundtrack is every bit as memorable as games from the class SNES era. The dark and quirky RPG surrounds itself in the 16-bit era, all the way down to its synth music. Undertaleīack in 2015, Toby Fox's Undertale marked something special in the gaming communities. Listen Now | Free on Amazon Music | Buy the Soundtrack for £7.99 2.

Also composed by Soule, Oblivion's OST can still motivate you with epic battle music, but shines even more during tracks such as Harvest Dawn, or Through the Valleys. If you're put off by the thought of fighting dragons while trying to work, you could always check out The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion soundtrack instead. The wistful hills and treacherous nature of the Nord's homeland is also a delight for the ears, with Jeremy Soule's OST enriched with a beautiful and vibrant nature that can transform you back into the snowy mountains of High Hrothgar, walking amongst the dead of Sovngarde, or utilising the power of the Dragonborn.

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