Final Fantasy Resonance is getting a 120-song original soundtrack
Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy Resonance, the upcoming HD-2D remake of the discontinued mobile game Brave Exvius, will receive a comprehensive original soundtrack. The Original Soundtrack (OST) will be released on October 28th, 2026—one week after the game’s launch—spanning four CDs with 120 total tracks.
The soundtrack was composed by Noriyasu Agematsu, who created 33 additional original tracks specifically for this release to complement existing in-game music. This substantial musical collection reflects Square Enix’s commitment to delivering a polished, full-featured experience for the highly anticipated HD-2D remake.
The announcement comes as part of Square Enix’s ongoing promotional push for Final Fantasy Resonance. The developer has released multiple trailers showcasing the game’s vibrant HD-2D aesthetic and gameplay systems, positioning it as a significant franchise title. The original Brave Exvius was a popular mobile game before its service concluded, and this console remake represents a major revival of the IP in a new visual style.
The four-CD OST collection provides extensive listening material for fans of the Final Fantasy series, demonstrating Square Enix’s dedication to professional-quality presentation materials for major franchise releases.