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[Game Battle Music Compilation] Burning Fighting Spirit! Recommended Battle BGMs

When it comes to elements that amp up a game’s progression—story scenes, cutscenes, action segments—music is at the top of the list.

And among those, plenty of people get hyped by battle BGM! There are so many tracks that, just by listening, bring the gameplay visuals to mind and set your fighting spirit ablaze.

So in this article, we’ve rounded up battle themes from popular games! From nostalgic classics to tracks from recent hits, there’s something here for fans of every era.

Be sure to read to the end!

[Game Battle Music Compilation] Burning Fighting Spirit! Recommended Battle BGMs (41–50)

Overdosing Heavenly BlissTakeshita Ryo

[The Legend of Heroes VI: Trails in the Sky the 3rd BGM] Shunji Okajima × Ryo Takeshita – Overdosing Heavenly Bliss
Overdosing Heavenly BlissTakeshita Ryo

The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 3rd captivates players with a story told on a grand scale.

Enhancing the historically rich narrative development is “Overdosing Heavenly Bliss,” composed by Ryo Takeshita.

Played during battles and in event scenes involving the protagonist and heroine, this track is an upbeat piece where a majestic orchestra rings out beautifully.

The thrilling synth sounds keep players’ hearts racing and hint at new turns in the story.

As a battle theme that lets you experience the weighty narrative more deeply, it’s also great for boosting your motivation when you want to get things done!

mutō
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Yell “Dead Cell”Hibino Norihiko

Metal Gear Solid Sound: 'Yell Dead Cell'
Yell "Dead Cell"Hibino Norihiko

Metal Gear Solid 2, released for the PlayStation 2 in 2011.

It’s a popular title known for its engaging story and exhilarating combat, and the battle BGM for the section known as the “Plant Chapter” is “Yell “Dead Cell.”” Many of you might recall the tension of hiding in those cardboard boxes and the sweaty palms from gripping the controller.

You can almost hear that sound that signals the enemy’s attack is about to begin.

Murakami Shinpei
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In conclusion

We’ve introduced a lot of battle BGM tracks so far.

If you’re a gamer, you might already be revisiting your favorite series on soundtracks or streaming.

Looking back, they really are all classics.

We’ll be sharing even more in the next update, so please drop by again!