Music Kit | Damjan Mravunac, The Talos Principle

Music Kit | Damjan Mravunac, The Talos Principle is a music kit released by GHI Media that replaces the in-game soundtrack with a themed pack. It sits in the mid price bracket among music kits and appeals to players wanting a distinctive audio signature in matches.

Music Kit | Damjan Mravunac, The Talos Principle
$2.92
Category
Music Kit
Artist
Damjan Mravunac
Popularity
78%
Designer
GHI Media
Workshop
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Released
February 12th, 2015
Update
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Community Rating

4.5
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Music Kit | Damjan Mravunac, The Talos Principle

Music Kit | Damjan Mravunac, The Talos Principle is a music kit released by GHI Media that replaces the in-game soundtrack with a themed pack. It sits in the mid price bracket among music kits and appeals to players wanting a distinctive audio signature in matches.

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Description

What this item is

Music Kit | Damjan Mravunac, The Talos Principle is a music kit cosmetic, a category that replaces in-game soundtrack elements; its rarity grade is provided in the item metadata and should be treated as part of how it is classified among music kits.

What it does in CS2

As a music kit, this item replaces the game's soundtrack cues for the holder during play, swapping the default round and MVP tracks with the kit's composed pieces. It is a personal cosmetic that only affects the account equipping it and does not change gameplay mechanics.

Where it sits by value

This kit is positioned in the mid price tier, which places it above entry-level audio packs without reaching premium or grail territory. For a seller that usually means steadier interest than budget kits and a market that responds to soundtrack appeal and creator name.

Its release and operation

The kit was released in 2015, and that release vintage helps define its presence among earlier CS music kits. Older release dates tend to shape how collectors and players perceive availability and relevance compared with more recent drops.

The in-game music it brings

This music kit replaces standard round and MVP music with compositions tied to The Talos Principle, giving matches a different tonal backdrop and audible identity when equipped. The change is immersive for the holder but remains a purely cosmetic audio substitution.

The collector's angle

Collectors and long-term holders may value the kit for its designer provenance and place among music-kit releases, especially given its mid-tier market position. For those building an audio-focused collection, the kit's thematic connection and release vintage are the primary anchors of interest.

Who made it

GHI Media is credited as the designer of this music kit, and that non-Valve attribution carries weight for collectors who track third-party composers and studios. The designer name helps when comparing pedigree across other music kits and custom audio contributions.

Common questions about Music Kit | Damjan Mravunac, The Talos Principle

What is this item exactly?
This is Music Kit | Damjan Mravunac, The Talos Principle, a music kit cosmetic made by GHI Media that replaces in-game music and is classified at the rarity level shown on the item page.
What determines its market value?
Value drivers are the music kit category, its labeled price tier, the designer attribution, and how players and collectors respond to its theme. Check the live price block on the page for the current market price.
How do I sell this on Skins.Cash?
Sell through the Steam-authenticated checkout flow on Skins.Cash for instant payout in USD. The live price on the item page reflects what you will receive before you confirm the sale.
What does this music kit do in-game?
As a music kit it replaces the default round and MVP tracks for the account that equips it, changing the in-match audio without affecting gameplay.
Where did this item come from?
The item was released in 2015 and is listed without a collection origin on the item page, so its release year is the main provenance detail provided.
Is it worth holding onto?
Holding interest comes from its mid-tier positioning, the GHI Media credit, and appeal to audio-focused collectors; whether to hold depends on your goals, and the live price block shows current market movement.
Which side does this agent belong to?
This question does not apply to a music kit, which is a soundtrack cosmetic and not an equippable agent model.

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