The Captive 3000 Press Kit Is Live — Plus 108 Tracks of Sci-Fi Trance

Captive 3000 now has an official press kit — a single page with everything a journalist, YouTuber, streamer, or player needs to write about, talk about, or make content on the game. And alongside it, the game's full 108-track original soundtrack is now live across every major streaming platform.

The Press Kit

Putting Captive 3000 in front of the players it was built for means making it easy for media and creators to cover it. So everything is now gathered in one clean, downloadable place: captive3000.com/press.

What's on it:

• The announce trailer — watchable and downloadable as an MP4.
• Full-resolution screenshots, key art, panoramas, and logos — all downloadable, unwatermarked.
• Copy-ready descriptions — a one-liner, short, and long version in third person, plus a full fact sheet.
• Player pull-quotes from the demo's early reviews.
• Soundtrack links across all platforms.

Crucially, all of it is free to use — every asset can be shared, reposted, remixed, and republished for videos, articles, thumbnails, and social posts, including commercially, as long as Twin-FX is credited (licensed CC BY 4.0). It's built for exactly this: grab what you need and go.

If you know a writer or creator who'd appreciate an old-school sci-fi dungeon crawler in the lineage of Captive and Dungeon Master, the press kit is the link to send them.

108 Tracks From the Void

The other half of this update is the music. Captive 3000 ships with a full original soundtrack of 108 tracks — and it's now available everywhere you stream.

It's futuristic sci-fi trance, composed to match the game's three-tier level architecture. As you descend and climb through a level, the score moves with you:

• 36 horror-tinged tracks for the oppressive lower floors.
• 36 upbeat, driving tracks for the main floors.
• 36 choral, almost transcendent tracks for the upper floors.

The result is a soundtrack that's as much a part of the atmosphere as the sprite art — cold, immersive, and built to score the dread and the drive of crawling through an abandoned starbase. It holds up as a standalone listen even if you never touch the game.

Listen wherever you stream:

• YouTube (full playlist) · YouTube channel
• Spotify
• Apple Music
• Amazon Music

Distributed widely via DistroKid, so it's on the major platforms and growing.

Play the Demo, Wishlist the Full Game

If you haven't yet: Levels 1–3 of Mission 01 are free — play in your browser or grab the free demo on Steam. The full game — all 13 handcrafted levels plus infinite generated missions, 60+ hours — launches on Steam on 6 November 2026 at $19.99, with a 40% launch discount for the first two weeks.

Whether you cover games, make content, or just want a good dungeon crawler with a soundtrack to match — everything you need is now a click away.

Disclaimer: Captive 3000 is inspired by the 1990 classic Captive; it is not affiliated with the original and is not a copy or remake — built entirely from scratch with no reused code, art, music, or level designs.