Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak from Capcom is out worldwide on Nintendo Switch and Steam. I played the expansion for review on both Switch and Steam. Read my review of the PC version here, Steam Deck performance review here, and Nintendo Switch review here. Today, retailer CDJapan has listed the Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Original Soundtrack with a September release date. This soundtrack will be spread across 3 discs with 67 songs going by the listing. Since it is coming out in September, it will likely include songs from the first title update as well. Watch the trailer for that below:
Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Original Soundtrack on Apple Music and Spotify
It is likely that the Sunbreak soundtrack will release for streaming or at least digital purchase on the same day.
Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak Original Soundtrack pre-order
You can pre-order it here on CDJapan for 3500 Yen.
I’m very curious to see whether this also includes music from potential BGM DLC packs. The base game had amazing remixes that were released in additional soundtracks digitally. We haven’t had any DLC music announced for Sunbreak so far, but with the roadmap leading into 2023, it is likely we get some DLC.
If you’re new to Sunbreak, read my guides on starting Sunbreak here, early Master Rank armor here, unlocking sub camps here, Ruby and Gold Wirebugs here, Master Rank layered armor here, the postgame here, and afflicted materials with all the monster drops here. I also have a list of the confirmed monsters included and those coming here.
Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is out now on Switch and Steam worldwide.
