Too Kyo Games will release the original soundtrack for *The Hundred Line –Last Defense Academy on January 17th. Composed by Masafumi Takada, the soundtrack will be available digitally on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, as well as on iTunes and Steam.
A special ‘Director’s Edition’ of the game’s soundtrack will be released on disc, featuring songs that weren’t included in the streaming version. This expanded release contains 88 tracks and will be available on April 24th. It includes a booklet with notes from composer Masafumi Takada, as well as an interview. The first copies will come in a unique three-sided case with special artwork. You can find more details, including comments from the musicians who contributed to the game, and information about pre-order bonuses at the official soundtrack website. The full soundtrack cover art is also available to view there.
You can now listen to snippets of the soundtrack on YouTube, and find links to buy or stream the full version where it’s available.
Haven’t tried the game yet? A free demo with save data transfer is available on both Nintendo Switch and Steam. You can find Cullen’s review here and my comparison of the Steam and Switch versions (including handheld play) here. I also recently interviewed Kazutaka Kodaka about DLC plans and other details, which you can read here.
The Hundred Line -Last Defense Academy- is out now for Nintendo Switch and PC (Steam) worldwide.
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2026-01-16 06:55