Kingdom Hearts III soundtrack will finally see release in November

Digital and physical formats incoming

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Square Enix has announced that the Kingdom Hearts III soundtrack will see its official release on November 11, offering up majestic and dramatic scores taken from the epic RPG sequel as well as a selection of recent Kingdom Hearts side-titles.

The soundtrack will feature the music of Kingdom Hearts III, Kingdom Hearts III ReMIND, Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue, Kingdom Hearts Unchained X, and finally Kingdom Hearts Union Cross. While the full tracklist is yet to be revealed, the set will include somewhere in the region of 160 tracks taken from across the five titles.

The physical edition will consist of eight discs and will retail for ¥13,200, or roughly $125 USD. Pre-orders are open now at a variety of Japanese outlets including Tower Records, Amazon Japan, Sony Music Shop and Square’s own digital store. While the digital release has been described as “worldwide”, seemingly no western retail store is offering pre-orders on the physical edition, so fans might have to bite the bullet on an import.

Kingdom Hearts III is available now on PS4 and Xbox One.

Kingdom Hearts III soundtrack set to release worldwide [KH13 for Kingdom Hearts]


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