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Final Fantasy Resonance Original Soundtrack

Compare the official 120-track soundtrack, its four-CD Japanese edition, Steam download, and North American store listing.

9/18/2026 Last updated: 10/29/2026 3 min read
Final Fantasy Resonance Original Soundtrack

What is on the Final Fantasy Resonance soundtrack?

Square Enix lists 120 tracks, including 33 newly added for Resonance alongside music from Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. Its Japanese soundtrack page describes a four-CD release; Steam separately lists a downloadable soundtrack that does not include the base game. The North American store’s imported CD page gives an approximate November 2026 release date, subject to change.

Original diagram distinguishing a soundtrack product from troubleshooting in-game PC audio.

For distorted Windows game audio, see the separate PC crackling troubleshooting guide. The soundtrack product listing does not diagnose playback issues.

How many tracks are new?

The current Japanese Square Enix music page and the North American store both describe 33 new tracks alongside Brave Exvius music, for 120 in total. An older draft of this page described a 30-versus-33 discrepancy; the current official product listings support 33. This count describes tracks in the album, not a claim that every recording is newly composed.

The Visions guide explains the game’s Vision system separately; soundtrack titles alone do not establish how or when a game scene occurs.

Which formats and release dates are listed?

Listing checked October 29, 2026Format and status
Japanese Square Enix music pageFour CDs, catalog number SQEX-11240-3, with an October 28, 2026 release date.
Steam soundtrack listingDownloadable soundtrack, with a listed release date of October 27, 2026. The listing says it does not include the base game.
North American Square Enix StoreFour-CD import with an approximate November 2026 release date; the store says that date can change and some packaging may be in Japanese.

Storefront availability and dates can vary by region. The release date guide concerns the game rather than the album, and the physical edition guide covers game editions.

Is it the same music as the Collector’s Edition soundtrack?

The Japanese and North American Square Enix listings say their soundtrack has the same content as the soundtrack included with the Collector’s Edition sold by the official Square Enix Store. Steam’s soundtrack listing also describes its album as identical to that Collector’s Edition soundtrack. These statements describe the listed music content; they do not establish that every region’s packaging or game bundle is identical.

Where is the full track list?

The Steam soundtrack page and the North American Square Enix Store listing publish track listings. Check the relevant official listing for the current version and region. Track titles may reveal story details.

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