I'm been a Mitsuda fan since my childhood, Chrono Trigger, Cross, Kirite, they shaped some nostalgic memories and general feelings from my youth. Hearing this song paired with the aqua blues of the water, the seaguls and waves, it takes me back to the summer Michigan beaches that I first experienced Mistuda's works. That unmistakable Mitsuda syntax of nostalgic childhood is richly spread throughout the melody. I keep coming back, and I'm so thankful that he participated in this project to grant me a fresh, yet familiar feeling again, years later.
I find myself coming back to this song over and over. The soaring flute, acoustic guitar, and warm bassline are just so reminiscent of Chrono Cross. The devs did a good job on the other tracks, but Mitsuda takes it to another level.
I was absolutely chuffed when I heard the news that this soundtrack would be coming with a free game for you to play while you listen to it! That's what I call dedication!
I was playing the demo and wandered in the direction opposite of where I was told to go (as one does in video games), then all of a sudden this track begins to play as I approach another area. My immediate thought was "Wow, that sounds like Yasunori Mitsuda... Wait... That IS Yasunori Mitsuda!" I closed my eyes and just let the music play for a solid hour. An awesome surprise for an old Chrono Trigger fan who hadn't looked into the game beforehand.
When I reached this point, I just sat there listening to this for 10 minutes. I'm so excited to discover all the music Mitsuda has composed for this game!
Played the demo on Steam, and I broke down into tears upon hearing this. Had memories of my first time playing both Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross in the past, it gave me that level of nostalgia.
Chrono Trigger has one of my favorite soundtracks, I was ecstatic when I heard he was going to make some music for this game. playing the demo I was surprised they included this track to listen to. It's so good. Gives me the Chrono feels, and yet its still different. Ahhh.
Woah, getting strong Mario Party 1 vibes from the first part of this track, especially Mario's Rainbow Castle and the pre-game explanation music. Mario Party is Mitsuda's best and most underappreciated work!!
Wait, THAT'S who made this track!? No wonder I love this game, it feels simultaneously like an old classic SNES RPG(which the music only adds to), while also being new and fresh with some fun ideas. (I always love battle systems that reward smart decision making with 'interrupts' on enemy attacks, which if you've played the game you know is a core mechanic. I enjoyed the 'Grandia' series for much the same reason)
Definately Mitsuda. Does anybody have a list of what track's he did? I just heard Garl's theme at it's the best track I've heard so far besides this and the battle songs.
I wish Mitsuda did the entire soundtrack, because there's a pretty big gap in quality between his track(s) and the devs'. It's still pretty decent though. Hyped for the full version.
I'm really digging Eric's battle themes so far. They give me Lufia-vibes, so I appreciate the mix of influences the OST might have (even CT was a collaborative effort). Still, I hope Mitsuda's tracks are used to full effect and allowed to shine wherever they are placed.
@@HettesKvek Normally that's true for indie projects that have "guest composers" like Mitsuda and Kikuta. However, if they wanted him for the full OST, they probably could have afforded it in this case. The Kickstarter alone raised more than a million dollars.
I'm been a Mitsuda fan since my childhood, Chrono Trigger, Cross, Kirite, they shaped some nostalgic memories and general feelings from my youth. Hearing this song paired with the aqua blues of the water, the seaguls and waves, it takes me back to the summer Michigan beaches that I first experienced Mistuda's works. That unmistakable Mitsuda syntax of nostalgic childhood is richly spread throughout the melody. I keep coming back, and I'm so thankful that he participated in this project to grant me a fresh, yet familiar feeling again, years later.
What an awesome comment! Thank you for this, I agree his music is outstanding.
I find myself coming back to this song over and over. The soaring flute, acoustic guitar, and warm bassline are just so reminiscent of Chrono Cross. The devs did a good job on the other tracks, but Mitsuda takes it to another level.
glazin all tracks sound good especially the battle track
TBH i prefer Eric work for now ! His OSTS are so epic !
@@Hiyooma the battle track is awesome!
I have tears in my eyes. Very recognizable Mitsuda-san music. He did fantastic with this one.
@Owlteria its definitely chrono trigger and cross style.have u seen elyden Chronicle the suikoden successor?
I was absolutely chuffed when I heard the news that this soundtrack would be coming with a free game for you to play while you listen to it!
That's what I call dedication!
The game is pretty good too, but the ost does slap
its how alot of ffxiv players feel, we get a free game with our music album lol
dude the game isnt even out and im fuckin crying. the music ive heard is just stellar, and mitsuda-san is a living legend its too much
@DorkMuffin do u know how many songs he composed
@@paulsmith9192 10 and they were all fantastic.
BIG BIG Chrono Cross energy in this song, and I love it!
this is absolute vintage Mitsuda. It's so wonderful to hear him working in this medium
I was playing the demo and wandered in the direction opposite of where I was told to go (as one does in video games), then all of a sudden this track begins to play as I approach another area. My immediate thought was "Wow, that sounds like Yasunori Mitsuda... Wait... That IS Yasunori Mitsuda!" I closed my eyes and just let the music play for a solid hour. An awesome surprise for an old Chrono Trigger fan who hadn't looked into the game beforehand.
@DarkSpar13 play at 1.25.what's the instrument? A flute?they need to do a 2dhd chrono trigger remake
When I reached this point, I just sat there listening to this for 10 minutes. I'm so excited to discover all the music Mitsuda has composed for this game!
Masterpiece! Can't stop listening. All of my anxieties just melt away instantly...
Played the demo on Steam, and I broke down into tears upon hearing this. Had memories of my first time playing both Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross in the past, it gave me that level of nostalgia.
You know it’s amazing music when it gives you goosebumps because of how it makes you feel
Chrono Trigger has one of my favorite soundtracks, I was ecstatic when I heard he was going to make some music for this game. playing the demo I was surprised they included this track to listen to. It's so good. Gives me the Chrono feels, and yet its still different. Ahhh.
Woah, getting strong Mario Party 1 vibes from the first part of this track, especially Mario's Rainbow Castle and the pre-game explanation music. Mario Party is Mitsuda's best and most underappreciated work!!
I actually shed a tear.I hope more like this melody
How great is this??! I can’t wait to start the demo this weekend. I’m still working on another review and then I can get on this.
I am BEYOND excited to play this game. I knew as soon as I saw the prevew in the Nintendo Direct that I had to play it.
@Emceemur have u seen elyuiden Chronicle the suikoden successor
@SNEStalgia what's the instrument used around 120.A flute
I have! That’s sum gud shizz right there
I love this game so much. It’s crazy how freeing it felt to experience this demo
Haha what. Why and in what way
i love this track! so damn soothing
yea, so i just realized hes the composer for xenoblade 2 and 3, i hear it now, and i hear some gears in there too
I absolutely love this song its one of my favorites
when i heard this bgm i knew instantly
mitsuda is my musical composer hero. Nobuo as well
Me speedrunning duolingo and having the demo open with this song in the backgrounds has to be one of the happiest moments in my life
so satisfying. i can stay at this map forever 🥰
Hurts so good
Wait, THAT'S who made this track!?
No wonder I love this game, it feels simultaneously like an old classic SNES RPG(which the music only adds to), while also being new and fresh with some fun ideas. (I always love battle systems that reward smart decision making with 'interrupts' on enemy attacks, which if you've played the game you know is a core mechanic. I enjoyed the 'Grandia' series for much the same reason)
I had no idea this song was by who it's by, it's my favorite song in the whole game so far!! No wonder why!!!
That seagul is right beside the mic 😂
Beautiful
@rod488 play at 1.25 speed crazy. Especially the flute
Awesome song! Could you upload a version without the ambient sounds? There are options to disable the sounds and keep the music in the menus.
@SNEStalgia only wish could remove seagul noise
Let me see what I can do. :)
Definately Mitsuda. Does anybody have a list of what track's he did? I just heard Garl's theme at it's the best track I've heard so far besides this and the battle songs.
Dance of 1000 Suns / Celestial Willow Jam / Garl's Theme ain't Yasunori's though.
What about symphonyof shadowed Halls?
im crying and i havent played the game yet
@SNEStalgia soo chrono trigger & cross this music
Best part 52 to 125
So true.
Why isnt he the main composer?
It’s just so good! He inspired me to make my own stuff when I was younger. It’s all on my YT page if any fellow rpg music lovers are interested.
First 🎶🙂
Just make a chrono trigger 2 or 2dhd remake already.
Ok. Enough with the seagull sound haha
Meh ... Just finished the game, and barely more than 2 songs are OK-ish ... Back to Octo 2 for great BGM ...
I wish Mitsuda did the entire soundtrack, because there's a pretty big gap in quality between his track(s) and the devs'. It's still pretty decent though. Hyped for the full version.
I don’t think so, I honestly loved the dev made tracks and think they blend together quite nicely! I will say that this is the best track though.
I'm really digging Eric's battle themes so far. They give me Lufia-vibes, so I appreciate the mix of influences the OST might have (even CT was a collaborative effort). Still, I hope Mitsuda's tracks are used to full effect and allowed to shine wherever they are placed.
That would cost more money than the studio could afford.
lol there's no gap, they are both good and Eric music slap af, just look at his osts like, it's so epic i prefer him tbh !
@@HettesKvek Normally that's true for indie projects that have "guest composers" like Mitsuda and Kikuta. However, if they wanted him for the full OST, they probably could have afforded it in this case. The Kickstarter alone raised more than a million dollars.
The only good song in this game
Hardly