A doujin fighting game soundtrack that goes harder than its indie origins would suggest. "Bloody Nightmare" opens with pure aggression. "Burnt Cross" burns sacred. "Mad Temptation" scores character selection with style. "Crimson Butterfly" brings delicate beauty to a fighter's roster.
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"The Meaning of Life" goes philosophical between rounds. "Endless Sorrow" carries genuine emotional weight. "Forbidden Flowers" blooms darkly. The functional tracks have personality too: "Desire" for character select, "Tightrope" for VS matching, "Stand up!"
for continue. Nineteen tracks that give a small-roster fighting game big musical ambitions. If you play doujin fighters and appreciate when small teams invest in their soundtracks, Million KNights Vermilion punches above its weight musically.