Hitoshi Sakimoto’s soundtrack for Dragon’s Crown being released
Two years after the release of the game, Basiscape Records have announced that they are publishing the orchestral soundtrack for VanillaWare and Atlus’ fantasy medieval RPG.
The three-disc, 56-track soundtrack will feature all the original music composed for the game, as well as bonus piano arrangements. All the music for the title was composed by Final Fantasy XII and Vagrant Story mastermind Hitoshi Sakimoto. Retailing for 3456 JPY, the soundtrack will be released this Autumn/Fall (release date to be confirmed).
Posted on July 20, 2015 by Chris Greening. Last modified on July 20, 2015.
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I had no idea Sakimoto composed this! I’m not going lie, I can only remember a handful of tracks from the game, but I’ll probably pick this up for those piano arrangements. I wonder if Ormond will do them. I think they mentioned a worldwide digital release for this as well!
I didn’t realize that the soundtrack had that much music, but then again, I didn’t really play all too much. The music definitely fit the setting of the game, so I’m looking forward to hearing it.