Blessed (fight music) At The End (during credits) Moutheater (menu screen) -Written by Eric Powell and Mike Peoples And I Go (fight music) Everyday Everything (fight music) -Written by Eric Powell and Mike Peoples Keep Sleeping (fight music) Plastic Blue -Written by Eric Powell At The End -Written by Eric Powell and Krayge Tyler The combat tracks from Primal feature on the album SuperCoolNothing V2.0 from 16 Volt, and the band had a cameo appearance in Primal, where they played in a club in the opening cut scene. The "cinematic tracks" were composed by Andrew Barnabas and performed by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus. A suite dedicated to its music was performed at the historic Symphonic Game Music Concert in Leipzig 2003. Reception Primal received "mixed or average" reviews, according to review aggregator Metacritic. IGN said that the game was "Limited by an inconsequential combat system and basic wander-puzzles. What it does manage to do though is overwhelm us with high-quality production values, wow us with an excellent graphical presentation, and move us with one hell of a killer soundtrack." In the article "Overrated/Underrated" in their September 2004 issue, Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine cited the game's protagonist as an underrated "hot chick" in comparison to Lara Croft, stating "She's smart. She's funny. She hangs out in biker bars. She's good in a fight. And she's got a really nice butt." In the same article, Scree was likewise cited as an underrated sidekick, stating "This is the way to make a memorable sidekick: Make him dignified, make him funny looking, and make him useful." Eurogamer, on the other hand, stated: "A rank combat system, quirky camera and a lack of inspiration at the game's exploration/puzzle core make playing the game hard work." Legacy A large amount of development artwork from the game is held in the archive of The Centre for Computing History, and is in the process of being made available to view online as part of their video game preservation initiative. References External links 2003 video games Action-adventure games Fantasy video games PlayStation 2 games PlayStation 2-only games Single-player video games Sony Interactive Entertainment games Video games about demons Video games about genies Video games adapted into comics Video games developed in the United Kingdom Video games featuring female protagonists