The soundtrack is introduced by the short but sweet "Come On, Start the Adventure!" Capturing the imagery of a new dawn, the first section will inspire reminiscence of Etrian Odyssey with its resemblance to "Spinning the Tale". It's still "music with a good old, intimate melody." - Yuzo Koshiro Body Does the music here meet the high expectations set by Etrian Odyssey? To give an idea of what to expect, here is a quote from the composer himself:Ĭompared to the predecessor, the overall theme of Etrian Odyssey 2's music hasn't changed. Unlike its predecessor, the PC-8801 original version comes first and the slightly downgraded DS version follows from the middle of Disc Two. Of course, Koshiro returned and created 29 pieces of music presented in two sound formats across a three disc soundtrack.
The cult game itself was successful enough to inspire the sequel, Etrian Odyssey 2: Heroes of Lagaard ( Sekaiju no MeiQ II Shoo no Seihai). The soundtrack was a massive successful, receiving widespread critical acclaim and selling many thousands of copies. His score for Atlus' 2007 dungeon crawler Etrian Odyssey (aka Sekaiju no MeiQ) was composed and synthesized in a way that resembled an old-school RPG. The DS has provided a means for Yuzo Koshiro to revisit the times of old and distance himself from the expensive epic productions of next-gen consoles.
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