Annihilated Soundtrack: 27 Tracks by NINOMIYA Yuji
The Annihilated OST: 27 tracks by NINOMIYA Yuji, released alongside the game, where to buy the album and CD, and how the music shapes the dungeon.
Quick answer: The Annihilated Original Soundtrack contains 27 tracks composed by NINOMIYA Yuji and releases on November 10, 2026, the same day as the game. It is sold separately from the game, with a CD edition available for pre-order from the composer's shop.
Annihilated's music is not background filler. The dungeon is a quiet, hostile place, and the score spends most of its time making the quiet feel unsafe rather than making the fights feel epic. That is the right choice for a game about resource dread.
Who composed the Annihilated soundtrack?
NINOMIYA Yuji. The store credits the composer alongside illustrator Sabotenshi and the four-person development team at Death Kumiai. The OST is released through the composer's own shop, which also sells the CD edition.
The game and the album launch on the same day. That is unusual for an indie RPG of this size and suggests the soundtrack was treated as a first-class product rather than a post-launch extra.
How many tracks are on the OST?
27 tracks. The album covers the game's route and dungeon material, and the CD edition carries the same program.
No official track list has been published in the material available at launch. This page does not invent track names; if a full track list appears on the shop page, that is the authoritative source.
Where can you buy the Annihilated OST?
Two options:
- Digital: the soundtrack product page at NINOMIYA Yuji's shop.
- CD: the same shop lists a physical edition for pre-order.
Buying the game on Steam does not include the OST. The store pages are separate products, and the soundtrack is not listed as a deluxe edition bonus.
Official source: Annihilated Original Soundtrack ↗
How does the music fit the game?
The demo's audio does three jobs:
- Dungeon dread. Low, sustained textures that make exploration feel watched rather than exciting.
- Combat tension. The score tightens during fights without turning into a boss anthem, which keeps the card decisions in the foreground.
- Emotional counterpoint. The quiet character scenes use silence and small motifs rather than sweeping melodies, which fits the visual-novel pacing.
That restraint is why the soundtrack works as an album. It is not a compilation of battle themes; it is a mood piece with 27 movements.
Is the soundtrack worth buying separately?
Yes, if you like ambient dark-fantasy scores and you want to support the composer directly. The price is separate from the game, and the album is long enough to stand alone.
It is not essential for understanding the game. Nothing in the story is gated behind the OST, and the in-game music is complete without the album.
Does the game have voice acting?
The store lists English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese language support but does not separate interface text from audio. No English voice cast has been announced. Treat voice-work claims as unverified until the store's language table is updated.
The soundtrack is instrumental, so the voice question does not affect the album.
How does the OST compare to the game's sound design?
The album is the melodic layer; the game's sound design is the mechanical layer. Sword impacts, card breaks and the Dead or Alive wheel are not part of the OST, and that is correct: the album is for listening, not for recreating the fight.
If you want the full dungeon experience, play the game. If you want the atmosphere without the stress, the album is the cleaner way in.
Stream a track or two from the shop page first. The OST is deliberately quiet, and quiet scores are divisive on a commute.
Will the soundtrack be on streaming services?
No streaming release has been announced. The confirmed purchase route is the composer's shop. If the album appears on Spotify or Apple Music later, that will be a separate announcement.
Do not assume a Steam soundtrack DLC either. The game page does not list one at the time of writing.
What else is in the collector's package?
The announced extras are the album and the CD edition. No art book, no steelbook and no collector's edition have been confirmed. The 400+ illustrations are in the game, not in a published art book.
If a physical art book is announced later, it will likely be through the same shop. Until then, the CD is the only physical item.
The review→ covers how the score sits in the game, and the release date page→ lists the launch-day details.
FAQ
How many tracks are in the Annihilated OST?
27 tracks, composed by NINOMIYA Yuji.
Is the soundtrack included with the game?
No. It is a separate product sold through the composer's shop.
When does the OST release?
November 10, 2026, the same day as the game.
Is there a vinyl edition?
None has been announced. The confirmed physical format is the CD.