For audiophiles, the orchestral soundtrack matches the nordic theme of the game quite nicely with an assortment of robust Wagner-ish compositions. Some very rousing pieces to be sure. I would have liked a few more tracks for diversity throughout the course of the game, but the music present is definitely high quality. While on the topic of sounds, I've often been given cause to wonder if the people who pick voice actors for games here in the USA are completely deaf. Thankfully, the voiceovers here are done just as well as the music, and I have no complaints.
Profile ranks easily among the cream of the crop when it comes to domestically released games.
Lenneth's voice in particular is strong and matches her character effectively, with the rest of the characters getting equal treatment. It's about time. Other positives to note relate to some of the more polished supplementary features in the game. The 3-D map available in the dungeons is excellent, and highly useful given the nature of the sometimes confusing areas. Many RPGs have real trouble with maps, but Profile nails it dead-on.