Square Enix is releasing the official soundtrack for Final Fantasy Resonance on October 28, with pre-orders currently available. The compilation spans four discs and contains 120 tracks from the game, which represents the studio's first HD-2D mainline Final Fantasy title. Resonance draws from the now-defunct mobile game Brave Exvius, marking a notable transition as Square Enix ports the property to console with updated visuals and presentation standards.
- The soundtrack release coincides with Resonance's October launch window, providing a comprehensive audio collection across multiple discs.
- This is Square Enix's inaugural HD-2D Final Fantasy game, establishing a new visual direction for the franchise.
- The project salvages Brave Exvius following its mobile shutdown, transforming the dormant IP into a console experience.
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Noisypixel
· Aug 24, 14:05 UTC
Final Fantasy Resonance Soundtrack Launches October 28 With 120 Songs
Square Enix has announced that the original soundtrack of Final Fantasy Resonance will be released on October 28, 2026. The soundtrack will be spread across four CDs, collectively comprising 120 songs helmed by Noriyasu Agematsu. Pre-orders…
Eurogamer
· Aug 24, 09:03 UTC
Final Fantasy Resonance is getting a 120-song original soundtrack
Earlier this year, Square Enix announced that we'll be getting our first HD-2D Final Fantasy game in October this year , and it's based on the now-shuttered mobile title Brave Exvius.
RPG Site
· Aug 24, 04:12 UTC
Final Fantasy Resonance Original Soundtrack launches on October 28 featuring 4 discs and 120 tracks
Pre-orders for the FF Resonance soundtrack are now live.