By the third volume, Asobism's Dragon Poker had built a soundtrack catalogue that puts most console RPGs to shame. "Turn Over!" kicks things off with an energy that matches the game's card-flipping combat, and "Fanatic Dance" leans into something wild and theatrical.
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The Japanese-titled tracks carry serious weight too: "暗躍行進曲" (Covert March) has a sneaky military groove, while "疾風！ゆけドラパー！" (Gale! Go Dragon Poker!) is pure motivational adrenaline. The genre-hopping here is fearless. "Atelier's Coffee" is jazzy and laid-back, a cafe scene you didn't know a card game needed.
"Toy Panic!" bounces with manic toy-box energy. Then you get the electro arrangement of "鉄腕アトム" (Astro Boy), which is a collaboration crossover flex that catches you completely off guard. "Imperial Palace" goes for regal grandeur while "ドラポの怪談" (Dragon Poker Ghost Stories) and "呪 宴 -juen-" dive into genuinely creepy territory.
The emotional range across these 29 tracks is staggering for a mobile game. "Angel's Gloom" and "魂の還る場所" (Where Souls Return) hit with real melancholy, "Cruel Justice" and "Pandemic" bring the heavy boss-fight intensity, and "天を穿つ鬨" (The War Cry That Pierces Heaven) closes things out with the kind of climactic scale that makes you forget this was all playing on a phone screen.