Pro Jank Footy Soundtrack, Songs & Commentary
Club themes, couch comedy, and the optional Steam music DLC.
Pro Jank Footy sells the oval with more than particle chaos. Broden Kelly (Aunty Donna) rides commentary that reviewers keep calling both funny and oddly sincere, while Dario Russo scores the music—including club songs that make fake teams feel like Saturday afternoon radio. This page covers what ships in the base game, what the Steam soundtrack DLC adds, and how audio settings affect party nights.
Base-game audio fantasy
- Commentary that understands the bit without becoming pure noise
- Club songs and menu energy that sell the eleven-team circus on Clubs and Teams
- Optional CRT-style presentation that many players leave on for authenticity (Aftermath and others kept the crunch enabled)
If a guest only remembers the seagulls, sit them in Watch Mode once with commentary up. The voice work is part of the pitch.
Soundtrack DLC on Steam
Steam lists a Pro Jank Footy Soundtrack add-on (commonly around $4.99, often 10% off during the same introductory window as the base game) and a bundle that pairs game + soundtrack. Confirm live pricing on the Steam storefront before you promise a friend the sale maths.
Who should buy the DLC
- You loop club songs after sessions
- You produce content and need clean music beds
- You already love Russo’s comedy-adjacent scoring and want the rip
Who can skip it
- Pure couch players who never leave the game client
- Anyone still deciding platforms via the Buyer’s Guide
- Households buying a single console copy for local nights only
The DLC is flavour, not a patch for online lobbies. Do not confuse it with Codes or Season unlocks.
Settings tips for living rooms
- Balance commentary vs effects so card stingers do not bury punchlines.
- If the default CRT vibe fatigues eyes, toggle comfort options—presentation is a preference, not a skill check.
- On PC, disable overlay beeps that fight menu music when Remote Play Together is in play.
- Arcade-cabinet culture (battery cabs with AM radio transmitters in Australian pubs, per PlayStation Blog) is real-world marketing energy—your lounge TV does not need a transmitter, but keeping game audio clear scratches the same itch.
How audio ties into modes
| Mode | Audio tip |
|---|---|
| Normal Footy | Keep commentary audible while teaching disposal |
| Pro Jank versus | Expect denser lines as cards stack |
| Season Mode | Songs help sell rival identity between climbs |
| Watch Mode | Best “listen while cooking” playlist |
| Kick-to-Kick | Some coverage notes quieter/less musical vibes—use it as a chill break |
Mode routing remains on Game Modes.
Related reading
Buy the soundtrack if the earworms already won. Otherwise spend the money on a second pad—the comedy still ships in the base build.
Myths to ignore
- “Soundtrack DLC unlocks power-ups.” No.
- “You need the DLC for Broden Kelly.” Commentary is in the game.
- “CRT filter is mandatory.” It is a look; comfort wins arguments.
Audio is part of the Australiana package alongside kits, stadium jokes, and meat pies. Treat it with the same respect you give Controls: small settings, big night-one impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about Pro Jank Footy modes, power-ups, and platforms.
Does Pro Jank Footy have a soundtrack DLC?
Yes on Steam—Pro Jank Footy Soundtrack by Dario Russo, often sold alone or in a discounted bundle. Verify live storefront pricing.
Is Broden Kelly’s commentary locked behind DLC?
No. In-game commentary ships with the base game; the DLC is the music release.
Should I turn off the CRT filter?
Only if it hurts your eyes or capture setup. Many players keep it on for the arcade fantasy.
Where do I compare platforms before buying extras?
Use the Buyer's Guide and Platforms pages, then decide whether a music DLC fits your household.