Dark, brooding orchestral combat themes that feel forged in actual steel. For Honor: Forged in War continues the franchise's tradition of faction-specific scoring across PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The Sword of Ashfeld opens with a knight's weight behind every note, and The Muramasa Blade shifts into something sharper and more precise with its samurai influence.
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A Song for Gudmundr carries genuine emotion for a viking warrior's tribute. Masterful Sohei brings focused intensity, and The Serpent Sword has this coiling, dangerous quality to it. Peace Offering closes things out on a more reflective note, which feels earned after all the warfare.
Only eight tracks but each one hits hard enough to count. For when you need to feel dangerous while doing the dishes.