Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Collector's Edition OST Pre-Orders Are Now On Amazon
Three weeks on from its release, the Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth train rolls on. That'll happen with a game that has so much to do alongside an already compelling story. Reviews and reactions to Rebirth have shown it's hard to pick holes in the early Game of the Year contender as almost every aspect of the sequel has been celebrated. That includes Rebirth's soundtrack, and if you were hoping to pick up a Collector's Edition of the OST, Amazon has provided a second chance.
Pre-orders for physical copies of the Rebirth OST went live last week, and while the standard edition is still available through the Square Enix Store, the Collector's Edition quickly sold out. Stock of the bulkier version of the OST is now available at Amazon through the link in the box below. You'll want to act fast though as judging by how fast they sold out through the official Square store, they won't be around for long.
The soundtrack includes 175 songs from Rebirth across seven discs, but the collector's edition of the OST comes with a bonus eighth disc. On that disc are tracks from Rebirth's minigames. So, if you vibe to the music that's playing when you're battling someone on a Queen's Blood board, or running wild with Red, you'll want to pick up the most expensive version of the OST so you can listen to Rebirth's minigame music too.
The Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Original Soundtrack includes 175 songs from the game across seven discs. The special edit collector's edition also includes a bonus eighth disc with music from Rebirth's minigames.
The collector's edition also appears to come with a different box and an alternate print, although details on what else exactly will differ between the editions other than the additional minigames disc haven't been shared. You will have a little longer to wait for your OST if you order through Amazon too. While Square's OSTs are expected to ship on April 10, Amazon has its collector's edition arriving on April 19.
If playing Rebirth and listening to its OST
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