The Most enchanting Game Soundtracks of 2021 – PC, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch & Xbox

Jewel Ewers — Wed, 03 Nov 2021 19:45:20 +0000

Our List of ‘The Best Original Soundtracks from the Games of 2021’

Music has always been a massive part of video games, along with sound effects, graphics and unique illustration style that have also been a plus, but soundtracks help bring games to life, they help us to absorb the atmosphere, to ‘live and breath’ the game.

1. Ori and The Will of The Wisps

Ori and The Will of The Wisps is an enchanting-action adventure platformer developed by Moon Studios GmbH. The journey filled with courage, a strong heart and wisdom really come to life with the soundtrack. The cutscenes wouldn’t be what they are without the music.

Each area, including combat, has a new style of music that you never get bored of, no matter how long you spend in the area.

The soundtrack sucks the player in and makes them feel as though they are truly part of the journey.

Below is the full Original Soundtrack for Ori & The Will of The Wisps

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List All ‘Ori and The Will of The Wisps’ Soundtracks

1 Main Theme
2 We Named Her Ku
3 A Yearning for the Sky
4 A Keepsake from the Past
5 Ku’s First Flight
6 Separated by the Storm
7 Howl
8 Now Use the Light, We Want to See!
9 A Shine Upon Inkwater Marsh
10 Overlooking the Mill
11 The Eyes of Kwolok
12 Kwolok’s Hollow
13 Hornbug
14 Dashing and Bashing
15 Meeting Kwolok
16 Kwolok’s Throne Room
17 Sanctuary in the Glades
18 The Ancient Wellspring
19 A Look Inside
20 Trouble Within
21 Turn, Turn, Turn Again
22 Amelioration
23 Escaping a Foul Presence
24 Silent Woodlands
25 Reunification
26 Ash and Bone
27 Shriek
28 Fading of the Light
29 The Story of Niwen
30 Shadows of Mouldwood
31 Mora the Spider
32 The Eyes of the Forest
33 The Darkness Lifted
34 Luma Pools
35 Kwolok’s Malaise
36 Strength of the Forest
37 Resolution in Paradise
38 Midnight Burrows
39 Baur’s Reach
40 A Snowy Skirmish
41 In Wonderment of Winter
42 Baur’s Peak
43 Escape with the Memory of the Forest
44 Shriek’s Tale
45 The Windswept Wastes
46 Burrowing
47 Approaching the Ruins
48 The Heart Knows It’s Safe
49 The Windtorn Ruins
50 Seir
51 Escaping the Sandworm
52 The Weeping Ridge
53 Willow’s End
54 Decay
55 Unblocking the Way
56 The Spirit Willow
57 Shriek and Ori
58 Remaining in Darkness
59 A Stirring of Memories
60 Ori, Embracing the Light

2. Nier Replicant

Nier Replicant is an emotional JRPG set in the year 3465 and is about a young boy who’s on a quest to save his sister from a disease known as the ‘black scrawl’ and is on the search for the ‘sealed verses’ while uncovering all the secrets that lie behind it.

The soundtrack in NieR Replicant is godsent, it’s just as beautiful as NieR: Automata’s soundtrack and completely captures every little emotion from the characters to the supporting characters, the viewers, the dialogue and even the environment. Everyone is a witness and through the music, NieR Replicant makes everyone a part of guilt, happiness, loss and love, including the player.

Our personal favourites happen to be ‘The Song of Ancients’ as heard in NieR: Automata and ‘Fleeting Words’. Here’s a full video for Nier Replicants soundtrack!

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Square Enix released 3 CD’s for NieR Replicant, here’s the full list of soundtracks below.

Disc 1

Snow in Summer
Hills of Radiant Winds
The Incomplete Stone
Blu-bird
Song of the Ancients / Popola
Cold Steel Coffin
Grandma
The Wretched Automatons
Yonah / Pluck Ver.
City of Commerce
The Prestigious Mask
Temple of Drifting Sands
Gods Bound by Rules
Dispossession / Piano Ver.
Ashes of Dreams / New

Disc 2

Kainé / Premonition
Song of the Ancients / Devola
The Ultimate Weapon
Halua
Deep Crimson Foe
The Lost Forest
His Dream
This Dream
Dispossession / Strings Ver.
Kainé / Salvation
The Dark Colossus Destroys All
Yonah / Piano Ver.
Ashes of Dreams / Nouveau
Ashes of Dreams / Nuadhaich
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Disc 3

Fleeting Words / Family
Fleeting Words / Outsider
Repose
Song of the Ancients / Hollow Dreams
Dispossession / Music Box Ver.
Shadowlord’s Castle
Dance of the Evanescent
Song of the Ancients / Fate
Emil / Karma
Emil / Sacrifice
Shadowlord
Analogous Memories
Grandma / Reunion
Kainé / Escape
Ashes of Dreams / Aratanaru

3. Resident Evil Village

Resident Evil (8) Village is a first-person horror game about a man named Ethan Winters, who aims to get his daughter Rose back after she was abducted from him.

The soundtrack in Resident Evil Village, makes even gamers who are used to horror games feel a little fear. The soundtrack is fantastic and pulls us into intense moments with each amazing change in the plot, whether we fear what will happen next or not.

Here is a video of Resident Evil Village’s full soundtrack

Why not get Resident Evil Village (PS5)?

Here’s a full list of Soundtracks for Resident Evil Village

01. Ripples in the Calm
02. Village of Shadows
03. A Bad Feeling
04. Crisis
05. The Hag
06. The Duke
07. A Moment’s Respite I
08. The Duke’s Emporium
09. Bloodthirsty
10. Wandering the Dark
11. She’s Not Here
12. Out of Control
13. A Moment’s Respite II
14. Monstrosity
15. Promenons-nous dans les bois
16. Treading Water
17. Acid Rain
18. Propelled
19. The Final Movement
20. Descent into the Village
21. Remember
22. The Path
23. Eradicating Evil
24. Rose
25. Yearning for Dark Shadows

4. Ghost of Tsushima Direct’s Cut

Ghost of Tsushima is an action-adventure RPG set in 1274, during a Mongolian invasion on the Japanese island of Tsushima. You play as a resident named Jin Sakai who join the rest of the island’s army to rebel against those who invaded their island. Now, Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut is based around Jin facing his traumatic past at Iki Island.

The soundtrack in Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut feels very authentic for the time it’s set in, the game has a traditional and nostalgic undertone. The music captures the beauty of loss, hope, chaos, anguish and fear, all in one place. It’s definitely at the top of our list.

Here’s a video of the full soundtrack from Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut

Here’s a list of all the Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut Soundtracks

1 The Tale of Clan Sakai
Ankhsar Khatun, The Eagle
The Eagle 3 Lightning in the Storm
Face the Judgment of Your Ancestors
Sacred Medicine
The Battle for Iki Island
Eternal Blue Sky
The Eagle’s Curse
The Legacy of Kazumasa Sakai
May Your Death Benefit All Beings
Forged in Blood
The Forbidden Ritual
Cursed Spirits
Sukhbataar’s Revenge
Oni of the Void

5. Ni No Kuni: Revenant Kingdom – Prince’s Edition

Ni No Kuni 2 Revenant Kingdom is a sequel to the original game Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. It feels just like a Studio Ghibli film and is jam-packed with memorable characters, a wonderful plot, beautiful soundtracks, fantasy elements and a great combat system.

Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom has a fantastic soundtrack composed by Joe Hisaishi, it all ties in perfectly, below is a full soundtrack for the entire game.

Studio Ghibli fan? Why not try Ni No Kuni 2?

Here is the full soundtrack list for Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom

01. Theme from Ni no Kuni II
02. The Toppled Throne
03. The Escape
04. Let Battle Commence
05. Leavetaking
06. The Curious Boy
07. The Great Outdoors
08. Into the Fray
09. Here Come the Higgledies!
10. Treacherous Valley
11. Boss Battle
12. To Arms!
13. Forest of Mysteries
14. City of Hunger
15. There is Hope
16. Carefree Days
17. The High Seas
18. Kingdom by the Sea
19. Deep Sea Cave
20. Fateful Encounter
21. Painful Memories
22. City of the Future
23. The Factory Floor
24. The Boundless Skies
25. In the Kingdom of the Mice
26. Kingmaker’s Theme
27. The Lost Kingdom
28. Dark Rite
29. The Final Showdown
30. Evan’s Kingdom
31. Happily Ever After

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Yoko Taro’s Voice of Cards Releasing on Consoles & PC This Week

Jewel Ewers — Wed, 27 Oct 2021 09:15:42 +0000

Voice of Cards releasing this Thursday 28^th October

Voice of Cards was fully announced at Nintendo’s Direct Streamed on the 23rd of September. The Nintendo Direct featured other games, such as Kirby and the Forgotten Land, Bayonetta 3, Splatoon 3 and but most importantly, Yoko Taro’s newest masterpiece, Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars (VOD or Voice of Cards for Short) brought to you by Square Enix. Yoko Taro has also worked on previous games and is very well-known known for his work on the NieR and Drakengard series. However, Yoko Taro is only one of the masterminds that bring his work to life.

What is Voice of Cards?

Voice of Cards is a tabletop RPG, as described by Square Enix themselves “The story follows a self-proclaimed hero as they set off to slay a recently awakened dragon” The game is presented in the form of a tabletop RPG, the gameplay being narrated by one known as the gamemaster. The trailer doesn’t reveal much and neither does the Twitter account, except a few words from Square Enix this week during the countdown towards the game.

– 3 days to go – “Three is the magic number! Dizzy symbol Not long until you are introduced to Melanie and can find out more about her grudge with the Dragon in #VoiceOfCards The Isle Dragon Roars.”

– 2 days to go – “Unlock character and enemy stories as you make your way through your quest and fight monsters.”

Square Enix has been very subtle about what they show their viewers, they want the players to go in without any expectations and just enjoy the game for what they dish out to them. They have shown little gameplay, but not nearly enough to pull out a judgement card.

Should You Get Voice of Cards?

Well, it depends if you enjoy story, reading and narration. If you enjoy thinking strategically during gameplay. If these are all a yes, then this game is for you.

Personally speaking, Voice of Cards feels like it will be a masterpiece and I could tell from just playing the DEMO. The writing is fantastic and the way it’s been executed is a great way to draw you in. Not only are you welcomed by the game master, but the game master also informs you that the ‘journey’ in this game of cards will be a dangerous one. However, there’s something that makes you want to continue and once you’re in, you feel as though you HAVE TO commit, you have to finish what you started.

The soundtrack is beautiful, but that is to be expected. Square Enix has always been good at working with people who know how to make amazing soundtracks, especially with the NieR Series where the soundtrack has been described as ‘God singing’.

There’s a lot to expect from Voice of Cards and tons to unfold. It’s certainly worth a try and for the price, we can’t complain.

Here’s a small list of some of the masterminds behind Voice of Cards.

YOKO TARO (Creative Director)
Keiichi Okabe (Music)
Kimihiko Fujisaka (Character Design.)

Pssst…if you’re interested in NieR, why not check out Nier: Automata?

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