Best Square Enix Video Games for soundtrack quality

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Best for soundtrack quality

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth

5.0 feature score

Highest scored product for this feature based on supporting review evidence.

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Octopath Traveler 0

4.8 feature score

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#1 Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
5.0

The soundtrack is an overwhelming consensus strength, repeatedly described as incredible, phenomenal, moving, and among the series' best.

Pros: world-building, art direction

Cons: mission design, stealth mechanics

#2 Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade
4.9

The reimagined score is a consistent strength, balancing orchestral emotion, industrial texture, and memorable battle themes.

Pros: controls responsiveness, movement feel

Cons: camera behavior, physical copy condition

#3 Octopath Traveler 0
4.8

The soundtrack is one of the strongest points of agreement, with sweeping battle themes, memorable motifs, quieter town music, and late-game compositions repeatedly singled out as exceptional.

Pros: core gameplay loop, world-building

Cons: choice impact, economy and resource balance

#4 Life is Strange: Reunion
4.8

The hazy indie soundtrack is one of the strongest points of agreement, enhancing reflective scenes and delivering several memorable emotional peaks.

Pros: level design, accessibility options

Cons: world-building, haptic feedback integration

#5 Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake
4.6

The orchestral soundtrack was widely praised, though one reviewer found repeated tracks tiring over long play sessions.

Pros: visual effects quality, environmental detail

Cons: AI behavior, level design

#7 Dragon Quest VII Reimagined
3.9

The orchestral score is widely loved and strongly reinforces the adventurous, nostalgic mood. A few reviewers found repeated themes tiring over such a long game.

Pros: atmosphere, voice acting

Cons: controls responsiveness, quest design