Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe has announced it’s planning to distribute official soundtracks for Dark Souls, Tekken, SoulCalibur, and Tales of on digital storefronts in the near future.
These game soundtracks will be available across major distributors such as Spotify, Youtube, and Amazon Music Unlimited. The announcement comes on the day of the release of the official soundtrack for Little Nightmares.
Check out the full details below.
Fans of franchises including DARK SOULS, TEKKEN, SOULCALIBUR andTALES OF will soon be able to enjoy all these soundtracks and more outside of the game, as BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe announces music from all its titles will be available across all major distributors, including Spotify, YouTube and Amazon Music Unlimited.
The first soundtrack to be made available is from the critically acclaimed indie darling LITTLE NIGHTMARES™, giving music fans at home or on-the-go a charmingly dark listening experience. The score, composed by Tobias Lilja, contains twenty-four tracks, ranging from calm, ambient pieces to terrifying chase sequences.
“Fans have been asking us to make this happen, and we’re delighted to finally announce plans to make BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment game soundtracks available to enjoy wherever you are. This is the latest new announcement in a long-line aimed at providing fans of our games further chances to enjoy the brands they love.” said Anthony Macare, Digital Business & Customer Experience Director at BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment Europe.
The soundtrack to LITTLE NIGHTMARES™ and all future soundtracks will be available across more than 100 distributors, including Spotify, Amazon Music Unlimited, Deezer, Apple Music, YouTube, Google Play, and Tidal.
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