
Official screenshot · Steam media gallery · © WDR Studios / Digital Pajamas / Behaviour Interactive. Material statement.
The band that founded the studio
JT Music is known for songs about video games, and its members John Gelardi and Christian Ames founded WDR Studios. Terrible Lizards is the studio’s debut game. That explains why JT Music searches spike alongside the game’s launch.
The studio, not the band, is the developer of record on the store listings. Digital Pajamas and Behaviour Interactive are listed as publishers. The band connection shapes the game’s music and promotion rather than replacing those credits.
Dark Forest and the soundtrack
Apple Music lists “Dark Forest” as a single from the Terrible Lizards soundtrack, released on launch day. JT Music promoted its music video as the first song on their channel about their own game. Soundtrack coverage also names “Yellow Line” as the credits song.
Horror Fuel singled out the soundtrack and voice acting as highlights of the game. If the music is what drew you in, the band’s own channels are the official place to listen. This page does not reproduce lyrics.
Where to go next
For what the game itself is about, start with the story page, which introduces Jordan, Stella and Dalton’s Dinos. The review roundup collects what critics thought of the full package. Both pages avoid major ending spoilers.
If you are deciding whether to buy, check the price and platform pages. The game is on Steam, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Xbox players can also find it in Game Pass on eligible plans.
Sources & article scope
- JT Music — artist page on Apple Music
- Horror Fuel — Game Review: Terrible Lizards
- TV Tropes — Terrible Lizards characters
Research checked October 29, 2026. Studio and soundtrack connection · No lyrics reproduced. Send a correction.