Kingdom Hearts III Official Soundtrack Gets a Concrete Release Date for this November

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It was teased for a fall release just last month, but now we finally have a solid release date for the official Kingdom Hearts III soundtrack. Announced via Square Enix Japan’s Twitter account, the soundtrack will be available worldwide on Nov. 11 of this year.

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In addition, the digital version will be released on the same day as well, with more details to follow at a later date.

It’s worth noting that at the moment, it doesn’t seem like you can purchase the Kingdom Hearts III soundtrack on its own. It’ll be released as part of a set along with the soundtracks of Kingdom Hearts 2.8, Unchained x, and Union x as well.

Pre-orders are already available through the Japanese Square Enix store, Amazon Japan, and the other usual channels like Sony Music and Tower Records.


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