Today, Square-Enix announced the release of a first arrange album for Octopath Traveler, called OCTOPATH TRAVELER Arrangements – Break & Boost -. It will be released on February 20th in Japan, and will cost 3 000 Yen + taxes.

The album will be made of two “sides”:

Break Side: piano arrangements

Boost Side: band arrangements

The arrangements were all supervised by Yasunori Nishiki, the composer of the original soundtrack.

Here’s the tracklist for the album:

Break Side

The Frostlands Primrose, the Dancer Determination A Settlement in the Red Bluffs Orewell, Beneath the Crags Battle II

Boost Side

Battle I Battle II They Who Govern Reason Battle at Journey’s End Daughter of the Dark God Octopath Traveler -Main Theme-

Here’s what the cover of this album looks like:

Price: 3 000 Yen + taxes

Supervisor: Yasunori Nishiki

Discs: 1 (12cm)

Tracks: 12

Finally, some additional details about the album:

Unfortunately, it’s not clear whether this arrange album will also be released on digital music platforms outside Japan, like the original soundtrack album was. In case there is, we will make sure to update this post (or write a new one, if necessary) as soon as Square-Enix makes an announcement! If you’re interested in importing the CD, it’s now available for pre-order on Amazon.co.jp!

Update: the album is now available for pre-order on the Square-Enix Store:

Alternatively, it’s also available on CD Japan (NB: affiliate link)!

Also, Square-Enix’s wording implies that more arrange albums for Octopath Traveler are in the works, but nothing is confirmed just yet.

Source: Famitsu