Punchy rock tracks crashing into soft piano passages like two games sharing one soundtrack. Gensou no Idea is a 2013 Windows RPG and you can hear the ambition in every transition. "The flame of a fist" hits with raw distorted energy, "Don't be afraid" carries this defiant charge-forward feel, and "Luce di Luna" drifts into something fragile that catches you off guard after all the intensity.
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The Japanese-titled tracks handle the emotional world-building. "Odayaka na Machihazure" (Peaceful Outskirts) and "Himawari-batake" (Sunflower Field) paint quiet scenes. Then "Semarikuru Shuumatsu e" (Toward the Approaching End) pulls the ground out.
English battle tracks, Japanese atmosphere tracks. Two languages, one coherent mood. If you like indie RPGs where the composer clearly played every JRPG from the PS1 era and learned from all of them.