Five vocal tracks and every single one of them lands. Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen collects its vocal arrangements into this tight set that hits different outside the game. Kimi Dake No Tabiji Re-Boot opens with this warmth that just immediately pulls you in, reworking the original with more weight behind it.
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Hidamari No Naka De is pure afternoon sunlight in song form. Then Sadame comes through and reminds you this is still a war story. The whole thing only runs five tracks but it feels complete somehow. Like a small, deliberate thing.
If you played any of the Utawarerumono games and skipped the vocal albums, go back and fix that.