The PS2 Magna Carta — Softmax's Korean RPG expanded for console with thirty-three tracks of orchestral fantasy. Three Cave Themes and four Battle Themes show systematic progression through environments and combat intensity.
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"Four Guardian Kings" and "Battle With the God of Beasts" escalate to mythic boss encounters. Two Fatality tracks provide distinct game-over music. "Yason" and "Amabat" name major locations. "The Song of Bayrux," "The Poet of Efort," and "The Sunset of Emon" give each city or region its own cultural identity through different artistic metaphors — song, poetry, and visual beauty.
"Treasury of Knowledge" and "The Holy Temples of Amabat" score the game's more contemplative spaces. "Rakuda's Sorrow" names a character's emotional moment. "Jet Black Route" and "Land of Raging Fire" create dramatic environments.
"Sorrowful Fate" and "A legendary interval" frame the narrative's tragic dimensions. "Freezing Breath" and "Water Ruins" provide elemental variety. Thirty-three tracks of Korean RPG ambition on PS2 — Hyung-tae Kim's art brought players in, and the music kept them immersed.