Square Enix is doubling down on its upcoming HD-2D title, Final Fantasy Resonance, with the announcement of a massive four-CD physical soundtrack. Releasing October 28—just one week after the game launches—the album boasts 120 tracks, making it one of the largest musical efforts in the franchise's recent history.
Key Soundtrack Details
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Track Count: 120 total tracks across 4 discs (87 returning pieces from Brave Exvius and War of the Visions, plus 33 brand-new compositions).
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Composer: Produced by Noriyasu Agematsu.
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Pre-Orders: Physical CD sets are available for pre-order across North America, Europe, and Japan.
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Track Highlights: Choice titles include "Leviathanomachy," "A Bloom in the Gloom of Shadows," "Break the Limit!," and "He Who Shoulders Umbral Darkness."
To put the album's scale into perspective, Resonance easily outpaces several mainline classics:
| Game | Digital Track Count |
| Final Fantasy Resonance | 120 |
| Final Fantasy X | 89 |
| Final Fantasy VII | 85 |
| Final Fantasy VIII | 73 |
Adapted from the now-defunct mobile game Brave Exvius, Resonance addresses a long-standing question among series fans: What if Final Fantasy had kept pushing the boundaries of 2D pixel art instead of jumping to 3D with Final Fantasy VII?
Following the success of HD-2D hits like Octopath Traveler and Triangle Strategy, Square Enix seems poised to deliver another single-player success from its mobile catalog—provided the final game lives up to its promising pre-release trailers.
What We Know So Far
Lancarse, Square Enix Creative Studio 5 confirmed that the game is being built for Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, with improved visuals, new mechanics, and environments designed around the storybook theme.
We wanted to create a world that feels like stepping into a storybook — full of wonder, surprises, and discovery around every corner.
— Lancarse, Square Enix Creative Studio 5



