Punchy, guitar-driven stage music with that mid-2000s PS2 fighting game energy. Bloody Roar 4 keeps things aggressive and fast, matching the chaos of people literally transforming into animals mid-combo. Cold Storage has this tense, industrial grind that fits the confined arena perfectly.
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Japanese House shifts gears with a slightly more melodic approach, but the tempo never drops. High-rise Building throws in some electronic layers that make the rooftop fights feel appropriately dramatic. The menu and select themes loop clean, which matters when you are spending twenty minutes arguing with your friend about character picks.
The ending demos actually have some nice variety between them too. For anyone who misses when fighting games had that raw, unapologetic PS2 soundtrack attitude.