The official Final Fantasy soundtrack will release on February 23, 2022, for $54.99. It will come on Blu-Ray Disc and has a preorder bonus of an additional sleeve. There are 62 tracks listed in addition to a chiptune version of the Endwalker theme. Those that have played the latest expansion are aware that Square Enix has knocked it out of the park once more with the musical accompaniment for the MMO and are only continuing a trend of fantastic music accompanying an equally marvelous story.
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Included with the soundtrack are several additional items including an in-game code for the Wind-up Vrtra minion and extra movies like the Final Fantasy 14 Digital Fan Festival 2021 and Endwalker music video. At this time it is unknown when the soundtrack will come to streaming services like Spotify, but it is likely only a matter of time as the other expansions’ OSTs have made their way there.
Track List
Endwalker - Footfalls Prelude - Tales The Ewer Brimmeth Spoken without End The Day Will Come (Endwalker) The Nautilus Knoweth The Labyrinth Down the Up Staircase Unbowed Dreams of Man Shade’s Delight Divine Words Twilit Terraces Tower of Zot (Endwalker) On Blade’s Edge Prayers Repeated White Snow, Black Steel Those We Can Yet Save Home Beyond the Horizon Black Steel, Cold Embers Tremble Each Drop Garlemald Express Finality One Small Step Neath Dark Waters (Scions & Sinners) Endcaller Imagination (Duality) Welcome to Our Town! (Endwalker) Battle 1 from FINAL FANTASY IV What Comes of Despair As the Sky Burns Heroes Forge Ahead Sky Unsundered Flow Together Miracle Works Stars Long Dead From Below From the Ashes Answers The Aetherial Sea Your Answer Answers (Piano Version) The Last Stand Echoes in the Distance Close in the Distance (Instrumental) Close in the Distance Dynamis Of Countless Stars The Final Day With Hearts Aligned Flow Endwalker The Tale of the Star Vibrant Voices Perfumed Eves Carrots of Happiness eScape (Journeys) Roads Less Traveled Where Dæmons Abide Ancient Shackles Hic Svnt Leones
Final Fantasy 14 just recently released its 6.05 patch, adding several new challenging modes including the Savage form of the Pandaemonium raid. The title has proven so successful that it has had to temporarily halt sales of the game to relieve congestion on login servers. When the worst thing about the game is an issue that stems from its massive popularity, it’s hard to argue that the team at Square Enix isn’t playing the right notes.
Music has always been one of the strongest components of any Final Fantasy title. The music has been so successful that Square Enix and its composers have been able to go on worldwide tours playing music from across the series. Accompanying the concerts were two albums entitled Dear Friends that featured the studio versions of songs played. While some titles may not have won over every fan, not many will disagree about the caliber of the music produced. Much like the artwork by the legendary Yoshitaka Amano, or chocobos, or a new Cid with each release, the music of Final Fantasy is a staple. So, with a new OST, that already grand collection of music grows.
Final Fantasy 14 is available now for PC, PS4, and PS5.
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