Kartia: The Word of Fate (Rebus in Japan) had Kenichi Tsuchiya composing these moody, textured PS1 orchestral pieces that hit way above the game's profile. "Lively Knight" bounces with this bright brass energy that makes early-game exploration feel genuinely heroic, while "Degenerating Society" drops into something darker and more dissonant when the political tensions escalate.
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The classical arrange disc takes tracks like "Theme of Toxa Classico" and gives them this full concert treatment that honestly sounds like it belongs in a film score. Atlus strategy RPGs always had this quiet ambition in their sound design.
Thirty-four tracks covering two protagonists' worth of story, and the shift between Toxa and Lacryma's themes alone tells you everything about their arcs. Tactical RPG fans sleeping on this one are missing out.