After publishing the music of the first version of the game last year, Square Enix has recently announced the release of the soundtrack to Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn . Scheduled for March 26 , it will include all the music of the redesign of the game , plus all the new additions to the 2.1 update A Realm Awoken . In total, this will 119 pieces , 6 hours of music. Once again , Square Enix will release this on Blu -ray music , but a code included with album will download official versions MP3 (320 kbps). The French boutique publisher offers preorder now subject .





A Realm Reborn: Final Fantasy XIV Original Soundtrack ( € 39.99 )
The music of Final Fantasy XIV : A Realm Reborn were largely composed by sound director Masayoshi Soken , but there are also a few pieces Naoshi Mizuta signed ( FFXI XIII-2 ) , Tsuyoshi Sekito (The Last Remnant ) or Yoshitaka Suzuki ( Bayonetta , The Last Story ) . The latter especially arranged reversals FFIII in the Crystal Tower .
Nice little bonus , buyers of the soundtrack will also get a mascot Bahamut mechanics in the game Here's what it will look like.



Other attractions on the same day
The music department of Square Enix was visibly in Olympic form when he planned his outings for March 26 , since two other promising albums released in the same time as the soundtrack of FFXIV that day . The first is an Original Soundtrack PLUS Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. The CD will contain 25 tracks unreleased , including preparatory or alternate versions of some music game The official website launched today allows for example to listen to an instrumental cover of the song Dunes death.

Finally, after drammatica there five years , the publisher has decided to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the start of a career Yoko Shimomura by posting a new compilation arranged. ! Memória entitled , propose times for piano and orchestra of some iconic music composer for Square : Kingdom Hearts, Front Mission, Legend of Mana Live A Live notably included in the program.

Both drives are planned in Japan for now.