Pearl Abyss has released the first volume of the Crimson Desert Original Soundtrack for free. You can download it on Steam or listen to it on YouTube, where it’s been split into four separate uploads.
Crimson Desert is out now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC (through Steam). You can get it on Steam for free here, and it includes 75 songs spread across four discs, plus uploads on YouTube. If you haven’t picked up the game yet, you can read a review in progress here. It will also be available on major streaming platforms soon. For helpful tips and tricks, check out our Crimson Desert guides here.
Here are the links to the complete Crimson Desert Original Soundtrack Volume 1 on YouTube, along with additional information from Pearl Abyss.
The Crimson Desert Original Soundtrack Volume 1 is out now!
Immerse yourself in the world of Pywel with this 75-track soundtrack! Spread across 4 discs, each with its own distinct theme, the music captures the game’s epic scale, immersive atmosphere, and thrilling adventures.
- Disc 1 – Themes (The Saga Begins: A Record of Melodies)
- Disc 2 – Battles (The Fires of War: Forging an Unyielding Spirit)
- Disc 3 – Exploration (The Untrodden Road: The Far Reaches of Pywel)
- Disc 4 – Bosses (Before Greatness: The Hour of Reckoning)
The game’s soundtrack is now available for free on Steam and will be released on the Epic Games Store shortly.
You can also listen to the album in full on the Pearl Abyss Music YouTube channel.
The OST will also be coming to major streaming platforms in the future, so stay tuned!
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