One Turn Kill Soundtrack: Tracks, Price, and Details

The One Turn Kill soundtrack is an official five-track digital release scored by DenDen and published by Waku Waku Games. It features the complete set of high-tempo battle themes heard throughout the wasteland run, priced at $2.99 on Steam.

What Is Included in the One Turn Kill Soundtrack?

The official album contains all five music tracks composed for the combat encounters in the game. DenDen produced the music to sync tightly with fast decision-making, giving each encounter an intense electronic pace. The developer confirmed the format and scope in a community update:

"The One Turn Kill Soundtrack will feature a total of 5 tracks, is priced at 350 yen, and is scheduled for release in May 2026." — the developer's Steam announcement

Waku Waku Games handles publishing duties across Steam, mirroring the release details on the official website. Players can purchase the soundtrack as standalone downloadable content or as part of the complete package via the Steam store page.

The standalone release targets May 15, 2026, at a standard price of $2.99 USD, £2.65, €3.15, or 350 yen. During select promotional windows on Steam, discounts bring the purchase price down to $2.69 USD. The complete digital download is supplied in both standard MP3 and lossless FLAC formats.

How Does the Tracklist Map to In-Game Encounters?

Combat themes form the entire tracklist, leaving menus and setup screens quiet so players can plan moves without distraction. While editing cards or testing combos against the scarecrow, the game remains completely silent. Once combat begins, the music drops in immediately.

• Break In serves as the Battle 1 music, playing during standard skirmishes and introductory encounters.
• AximCore acts as the Battle 2 music, accompanying the confrontation against Bulk over the mechanical core.
• Last Night functions as the Last Boss music, delivering an intricate arrangement for the climactic confrontation.
• Character duel themes accompany story sequences where Zaskia faces allied characters during simulated combat.

The songs use rhythmic displacement, syncopated piano hooks, and reversed audio samples to maintain tension. In boss encounters like Bulk, the track layers fast drum patterns against chopped arpeggios that loop seamlessly until the single-turn combat resolves.

Which Audio Formats and Platforms Support the Album?

Digital purchases on Steam provide direct access to high-resolution FLAC files alongside standard MP3s. Steam tracks the soundtrack under its own dedicated app ID, allowing users to stream the songs directly through the built-in Steam music player without running the main executable.

Because the main game demands precise math during deck building, having the standalone album allows fans to appreciate the detailed synthesizer counterpoint and bass design outside the pressure of the single-turn timer.