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Square Enix has released the Drakengard 3 Original Soundtrack on Steam, giving fans easier access to the game’s music. As expected, the digital launch follows the same rollout used for the original Drakengard soundtrack. As a result, other platforms will begin receiving the album tomorrow. Meanwhile, players in additional regions should see it appear around midnight on December 19, depending on local storefront updates.
Overall, this release offers a strong reason to revisit Drakengard 3. The game gained recognition for its dark themes and unconventional storytelling. More importantly, its soundtrack remains one of its most memorable elements. Even years later, many fans still praise the music for reinforcing the game’s chaos and emotional weight.
Over 30 Tracks Composed by MONACA
The album includes more than 30 tracks composed by MONACA. Previously, the studio worked on NieR Gestalt and NieR Replicant. Consequently, many listeners will notice familiar emotional and experimental tones. The team consists of Keiichi Okabe, Keigo Hoashi, Kakeru Ishihama, and Kuniyuki Takahashi. Over time, their work has become closely associated with emotionally driven game soundtracks.
In addition, contributions from Nobuyoshi Sano and Akitaka Toyama add more variety to the album’s sound. Together, the composers deliver music that reflects Drakengard 3’s harsh and unsettling world. The soundtrack shifts between haunting melodies and aggressive combat themes. At the same time, eerie ambient tracks heighten the tension. As a result, the music mirrors the violence and instability surrounding the Intoners.
Digital Release Details and Tracklist Differences
The Drakengard 3 Original Soundtrack is priced at USD $12.78 / RM32.38 on Steam. Currently, the album is already available on Apple Music and Spotify in Australia. Soon after, other regions should receive access as the global rollout continues.
However, Square Enix has confirmed that the digital tracklist differs from the original CD release. While the company has not outlined every change, the overall structure remains familiar. Even so, the digital version maintains the soundtrack’s core identity and tone. Ultimately, it still captures the tension, tragedy, and intensity that define the game.
For those interested in the source material, Drakengard 3 remains available on PlayStation 3. Therefore, this soundtrack release serves as a fitting companion for returning players, long-time fans, and collectors alike. For more updates and details check out their official steam store page.
