Enfosi OST Guide: Every Known Track, Cost, and Unlock

The Enfosi OST is a small but customizable part of the game’s identity, giving players more control over the music they hear during matches. If you are trying to identify an Enfosi OST track, decide what to buy with Bintar, or unlock the crossover selections, this guide collects the currently documented options.

What Is Included in the Enfosi OST?

Community reports currently divide the Enfosi OST into three groups: default tracks, shop tracks, and exclusive crossover tracks. The distinction matters because not every song is earned the same way, and the available customization does not appear to cover every part of the game.

The documented soundtrack list indicates that lobby music and final-results music are not included in the regular in-game soundtrack customization options. In other words, purchasing or unlocking a track should not be assumed to change every musical cue you hear.

Because the available reference is community-maintained, treat this as a snapshot rather than a permanent master list. Tracks, prices, badge criteria, or customization rules can change with future updates.

For general context on how platform audio can be handled and managed by creators, see the Roblox Creator Hub’s audio documentation. That documentation is not an Enfosi soundtrack guide, but it is an official platform resource for audio-related systems.

The Known Default Music

According to community reports, two tracks are listed in the default portion of the Enfosi OST catalog:

The community wiki notes that “Gay Activity” plays at a faster speed in-game—reported as 50% faster than its listed source version. That detail is helpful if you are searching for the lobby song and the version you find elsewhere seems slower than what you remember from Enfosi.

“Enphosed” is the more immediately relevant gameplay selection for many players because it is tied to Waves 1 and 2. Community reports list it as part of the default theme, while also showing a 50 Bintar option. The reference does not fully explain whether that cost is for selecting it independently, changing a theme setting, or another menu option, so avoid spending currency based solely on that assumption.

Enfosi OST Shop Tracks and Their Bintar Costs

If you want to move beyond the automatic selections, the documented shop portion of the Enfosi OST has two tracks. Each costs 150 Bintar according to the community-maintained soundtrack page.

The total cost to buy both currently documented shop tracks is 300 Bintar. That is simple arithmetic from the listed prices, not a confirmed recommendation to buy both. Whether either track is worth prioritizing depends on your personal taste and whether you prefer saving Bintar for other in-game purchases.

Which Shop Track Should You Buy First?

There is no objective best pick based on the available evidence. No official popularity figures, track previews, gameplay bonuses, or performance effects were provided in the source material. These are soundtrack customization choices, not documented gameplay upgrades.

A sensible approach is to make the decision based on your own listening preference:

1. Check whether the track is available to preview in the Enfosi shop.
2. Confirm that you have enough Bintar for the purchase you want.
3. Pick one track first instead of automatically spending 300 Bintar.
4. Verify that the selected song applies to the gameplay section you want to customize.
5. Keep in mind that lobby and final-results music may remain unchanged.

“Pizza Time Never Ends” may be especially recognizable to players familiar with Risio, as community reports say it was originally that character’s theme. That is background trivia rather than proof that the song currently has a special gameplay connection.

How to Unlock the Exclusive Enfosi OST Tracks

The exclusive Enfosi OST options are tied to badges earned in another game: The Battle Bricks. Community reports list two tracks and identify completion conditions on Casual or Normal difficulty.

These requirements suggest a practical unlock order. “Paint The Town Red” is linked to Chapter 1 completion, while “Here’s The Act” requires 100% completion of Chapter 3. If you want the earliest documented crossover reward, Chapter 1 is the logical place to start.

However, do not confuse finishing a chapter with meeting a 100% requirement. Community reports specifically describe complete progress on the stated difficulty levels. Before assuming the badge failed to award, check the badge page or in-game completion screen for any missed objectives.

A Safe Checklist for Badge-Based Music Unlocks

Cross-game rewards can be more confusing than direct shop purchases. Use this checklist when chasing an exclusive Enfosi OST selection:

The first step is a practical precaution, not a separately confirmed Enfosi rule. The provided source says the tracks are obtained through badges from other games, but it does not describe account-transfer troubleshooting. If an unlock does not appear, community reports alone cannot establish whether the issue is delayed syncing, a changed requirement, or an unrelated problem.

Making the Most of Your Soundtrack Settings

The current Enfosi OST list is limited enough that organization matters more than exhaustive collecting. Start by separating songs into the places where you will actually hear them: lobby, early waves, regular customizable gameplay, and crossover rewards.

For example, a player who only wants a different early-wave feel may not need to spend 150 Bintar on a shop track immediately. “Enphosed” is the documented music for Waves 1 and 2, so it is the first track to investigate if your goal is identifying the default combat sound.

On the other hand, a player who enjoys crossover challenges may value the Battle Bricks tracks more than shop purchases. The listed badge route can potentially preserve Bintar, though it requires time and the necessary chapter completion rather than currency.

Avoid Common Soundtrack Confusion

The biggest source of confusion is assuming that every track affects every setting. Community reports say purchasable tracks can customize in-game music except the final-results and lobby soundtracks. That means buying a track may not change the song you were hoping to replace.

Keep these limitations in mind:

• A lobby song is not necessarily selectable as match music.
• A gameplay purchase does not necessarily alter the lobby.
• The documented default wave track is associated with Waves 1 and 2, not every wave.
• Exclusive tracks require an external badge path rather than Bintar.
• The known track list may be incomplete or outdated after updates.

If you are building a personal Enfosi OST playlist outside the game, distinguish between what the community page credits as a composer and what is actually playable through Enfosi’s menu. Composer credits do not automatically mean a song is available for download, streaming, or reuse.

Community Reports, Limitations, and Future Updates

The soundtrack information in this guide comes from a community-maintained Enfosi wiki page collected on October 14, 2026. It is useful for identifying the documented tracks, costs, composers, and unlock conditions, but it is not a developer announcement.

That distinction is important. The source currently lists:

• 2 default tracks
• 2 Bintar-purchasable tracks
• 2 Battle Bricks-related exclusive tracks
• 300 Bintar as the combined cost of the two listed paid tracks

Those figures describe the referenced list, not a promise that Enfosi has exactly six tracks forever. There were no official patch notes, developer posts, video demonstrations, or official soundtrack pages included in the supplied research. As a result, claims about newly added songs, removed songs, audio quality, rarity, or the “best” Enfosi OST track would be speculation.

For the most reliable in-the-moment answer, check the in-game soundtrack shop and settings menu before committing Bintar. If a community report conflicts with what the game currently displays, the live game menu is the better indicator of what is available to your account.

FAQ

What is the default Enfosi OST for Waves 1 and 2?

Community reports list Enphosed, credited to raleigh, as the track heard during Waves 1 and 2. It is also shown as part of the default theme.

How much do Enfosi OST shop tracks cost?

The two currently documented shop tracks—“Pizza Time Never Ends” and “Scarlet Beyond A Crimson Dream”—are each listed at 150 Bintar. Buying both would therefore cost 300 Bintar.

Can I change the Enfosi lobby music?

The community source identifies the lobby song as “Gay Activity,” but it says purchasable music customization does not apply to lobby or final-results soundtracks. Based on that report, do not expect normal shop-track customization to change the lobby music.

How do I unlock the Battle Bricks soundtrack rewards?

Community reports say “Paint The Town Red” requires 100% completion of The Battle Bricks Chapter 1 on Casual or Normal, while “Here’s The Act” requires 100% completion of Chapter 3 on those difficulties. Confirm the relevant badge on your account, then check the Enfosi OST settings for the reward.