The original pachislot Sengoku Musou soundtrack, and it's structured like a playable story. Each character path (Koumura, Hanzou, Keiji) gets its own set of RUSH themes, mission tracks, and battle music, so it cycles through moods constantly.
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"True Warrior" opens the Big Bonus slots with that triumphant Musou-style charge. The mission tracks like "Fortress," "Castle Gate," and "Artillery" build escalating tension, almost cinematic. "Escape" for Hanzou's path goes full stealth-action.
"Overpowering" on Keiji's side hits with raw swagger. What's cool is how each character's music actually feels different from the others. Not just palette swaps. For a PS3-era pachislot tie-in, there's real compositional thought here.
Musou fans who skipped this should circle back.