Xenoblade Chronicles 1, 2, Torna 3 & Future Redeemed Soundtracks Now Available for Japan Digital Purchase

Procyon Studio and Sleigh Bells have announced that the soundtracks for the Xenoblade Chronicles series are now digitally available for purchase via multiple services, including the iTunes store, mora, Amazon Music, and recochoku.

Each soundtrack is also available for physical purchase from several Japanese storefronts. However, Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country does not have any physical purchase options.

The soundtrack for the first Xenoblade Chronicles comprises 99 songs spread across five discs. For the full English tracklist, check out our previous coverage. The digital purchase links for this game’s soundtrack are listed below:

• iTunes store – ¥5,000
• mora – ¥4,850
• Amazon Music – ¥4,500
• recochoku – ¥4,850

The soundtrack for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 comprises 105 songs spread across five discs. The digital purchase links for this game’s soundtrack are listed below:

• iTunes store – ¥5,000
• mora – ¥4,850
• Amazon Music – ¥4,500
• recochoku – ¥4,853
• animelo mix

The soundtrack for Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country comprises 11 songs. The digital purchase links for this game’s soundtrack are listed below:

• iTunes store – ¥2,037
• mora – ¥2,037
• Amazon Music – ¥2,000
• recochoku – ¥2,037
• animelo mix

The soundtrack for Xenoblade Chronicles 3 comprises 142 songs spread across five discs. It also includes the tracks from the DLC scenario Future Redeemed. The digital purchase links for this game’s soundtrack are listed below:

• iTunes store – ¥7,000
• mora – ¥6,867
• Amazon Music – ¥6,750
• recochoku – ¥6,867

Hopefully, these soundtracks become more accessible to global audiences in the near future.

View our previous coverage of the Xenoblade Chronicles Original Soundtrack Trinity Box, a physical package containing the soundtracks of every Xenoblade Chronicles game sans X.

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 also saw a significant physical soundtrack release, featuring replicas of the flutes Noah and Mio play, as well as a book with several developer comments. Procyon Studio admitted that the limited physical release had defects with the flute parts, but replacements have been provided in the same package.

The game’s character designer, Masatsugu Saito, recently posted a new illustration of Noah to commemorate the soundtrack’s launch.

Check out our thoughts regarding the ending of the Future Redeemed DLC.

In case you missed it, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 was recently updated to version 2.1.0, implementing the new Pyra and Mythra Amiibo functionality. Cosmetic versions of their sword can be obtained this way, though you can also get them from a new Nopon NPC if you have fulfilled certain criteria.