Square Enix has published the Windows edition of Final Fantasy XVI, available through Steam and the Epic Games Store. The Complete Edition includes downloadable contents “Echoes of the Fallen” and “The Rising Tide.”

The Original Soundtrack Ultimate Edition, including cutscene background music, ships on eight compact discs from the Square Enix Store for North America and distributor CDJapan. The 181-track music score is streaming on Apple Music and YouTube Music.

The Prelude EP is streaming on Spotify and Amazon Music Unlimited, featuring "To Sail Forbidden Seas," "My Lady," "The Lion and the Hare - The Nysa Defile" "Land of Eikons," and the previously released single "Find the Flame," composed by Masayoshi Soken. Additional music is composed and arranged by Nobuo Uematsu, Daiki Ishikawa, and Takafumi Imamura.


From the product page:

Final Fantasy XVI reimagines the series' iconic summons as Eikons. These deadly creatures are housed within Dominants, men and women who inherit their immense power at birth - whether they like it or not.

Eikons are the most powerful beings in Valisthea, a land where six powerful realms have emerged thanks to the power of the Mothercrystals. The aether provided by these towering mountains of crystal powers the magicks that have allowed these nations to thrive for many years — but now a mysterious Blight threatens to disrupt their uneasy alliance.

Play as Clive Rosfield, First Shield of Rosaria and guardian of his younger brother Joshua, the Dominant of the Eikon Phoenix, in this epic action RPG from a team of Final Fantasy veterans.

Final Fantasy XVI Original Soundtrack - Apple Music / YouTube Music

Square Enix store (North America) - Final Fantasy XVI Original Soundtrack - Ultimate Edition Wave 2 / Standard Edition Wave 2

Original DLC Soundtrack - From Spire to Sea - Apple Music / YouTube Music

Final Fantasy XVI Prelude EP now playing on #Spotify. "To Sail Forbidden Seas" by Masayoshi Soken streaming on YouTube Music - https://t.co/t52RMvCfXH |#FF16 pic.twitter.com/rIxwvxp6Rf

— The Ongaku (@TheOngaku) July 6, 2023