Basically any game with licensed real-world music or featured car brands or football clubs is in danger of eventually being delisted and removed from sale once those licenses expire, but not Mixtape, because apparently its developers paid for its surprisingly great soundtrack in perpetuity.
Mixtape is the new adventure game that follows three high schoolers in the 1990s as they spend their last hours together, fondly remembering all the small moments that made up their adolescence while trying to secure booze for a much-hyped party - and it's all set to era-appropriate music soundtracking the coming-of-age story and its wonderfully gamey magical mini-games.
