Absolutely, the little frequency shifts are like a silent coach in the lobby of your brain. When you hit that mid‑tempo, low‑bass thud just before a boss’s entrance, the game nudges you to brace for impact—fast reaction, defensive stance. If the track drops a bright, high‑pitched motif when the player sees a hidden path, it’s practically screaming, “Take the left lane, I know you’ll.” It’s the audio cue system, not just ambience; it rewires your instincts before you even read the HUD. The trick is layering those cues so they’re imperceptible until the player feels the pull—subtle, but deadly. If you can get that balance, you turn sound into a decision‑making engine.