[Epic] A Collection of Game Music to Enjoy with an Orchestral Sound

From the Xenoblade seriesNEW!Zenobureido

From the Xenoblade Chronicles series / from “Xenoblade Chronicles” – Cosmosky Orchestra

This medley brings back memories of vast fields and intense battles with powerful orchestral and choral arrangements.

The video was recorded at a concert by the Cosmosky Orchestra held in August 2024 and released afterward.

The visual production—such as dividing costume colors on stage to express opposing forces—also drew attention.

Especially moving are the celebrated pieces by composers like Yasunori Mitsuda and ACE.

The structure lets you relive the saga from the first title through “3” purely through music, which is truly overwhelming.

Please experience the emotion that goes beyond a simple medley—like a single symphonic poem.

Once, There Was An Explosion (from “Death Stranding”NEW!Ludvig Forssell

Once, There Was an Explosion – Live. Death Stranding: Strands of Harmony – Dolby Theater (11/23/25)

Many of you probably still remember the narration, “Once, there was an explosion.” It’s a piece composed by Ludvig Forssell that helped define the world of Hideo Kojima’s game Death Stranding.

Featured as the first track on the album Death Stranding (Original Score), released in November 2019, it has a pull that seems to draw you back into its ruined world the moment you hear it.

The orchestral sound, where silence and tension coexist, carries a weight perfectly suited to the beginning of a journey that connects “strands,” “bonds.” By all means, immerse yourself deeply in that solitary, beautiful world.

The Legend of Zelda Orchestra ConcertNEW!Zeruda no Densetsu

The Legend of Zelda Orchestra Concert [Nintendo Live 2024 TOKYO]

Which era of Hyrule will it bring to mind for you? This video work premiered on YouTube in February 2024, conducted by Taizo Takemoto.

The adventure tale is condensed into about 30 minutes, delivering the kind of emotion that feels like being immersed in history.

From the weighty sonorities of Tears of the Kingdom to the wistful melodies of Link’s Awakening, it’s packed with masterpieces.

Performances featuring harp and erhu faithfully recreate the series’ signature mystical atmosphere.

And the structure culminating in the main theme from the original The Legend of Zelda is enough to set your heart ablaze.

Wings of black and silverNEW!Narita Tsutomu

[Granblue] Stella Magna / Fubito Endo / Proto Bahamut Battle “Wings of Black and Silver” from GRANBLUE FANTASY ORCHESTRA – SYMPHONY IN BLUE

Granblue Fantasy, an RPG that colors the tale of the skies.

This is the BGM that played during the Proto Bahamut battle.

Composed by Tsutomu Narita, the game is renowned for its dramatic presentation where battle progression and music are perfectly synchronized.

The moment when the somber tone of the opening shifts—once the boss’s HP drops below half—into an intense, vocal-infused track as the restraints come off is pure goosebumps.

In the final phase, the chorus lining up exactly with the timing of the instant-death move “The Great Catastrophe” created a legendary experience blending despair and exhilaration.

It’s a masterpiece etched deeply into the memories of many skyfarers.

One Winged Angel REBIRTHNEW!Uematsu Nobuo

One-Winged Angel – Rebirth【FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE Orchestra World Tour】

This is the piece that adorned the final battle of the globally acclaimed RPG remake, FINAL FANTASY VII REMAKE.

While preserving the original’s majestic choral elements, it features an arrangement that evokes a newfound divergence of fate.

The real-time shifts in the music to match the boss battle’s phase transitions were truly breathtaking.

The overwhelming sonic power woven by the orchestra and choir brings back that sense of tension.