Two vocal tracks, each in full and game-edit versions, plus instrumentals. That's the whole package, and it works. "Kimi Dake no Princess" is bright, sparkly J-pop with that otome game warmth, the kind of song that sounds like sunlight through stained glass.
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The game edit trims the fat and hits harder in context. "Kimi ga Warau Toki" shifts into something gentler and more reflective, a quieter confession compared to the first track's declaration. Having the instrumentals included lets you hear how much the arrangements carry on their own.
Clean production, sweet without being saccharine. If you're into visual novel vocal collections that actually stand on their own outside the game, these two songs earn their place.