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Theatrhythm Gets DLC From The World Ends With You, Chrono Trigger, And More
Square Enix’s adorable music rhythm game, Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy Curtain Call is blissfully branching out once more from its namesake series. Today, music from three more games outside the Final Fantasy library becomes available.
The headliner is music from The World Ends with You. If you happened to miss this title in its original DS release, you can play a modified (but still quite excellent) version on tablets.
Here’s the full list of $.99 tracks you can download starting today:
Battle Music Sequence (BMS)
- “Liberi Fatali” (Final Fantasy VIII)
- “Final Confrontation” (Romancing SaGa 3)
- “World Revolution” (Chrono Trigger)
- “Twister” (The World Ends with You)
Field Music Sequence (FMS)
- “Wind Scene” (Chrono Trigger)
- “Calling” (The World Ends with You)
Square Enix says that additional tracks will be coming on February 19. For more on Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy Curtain Call, check out our review.
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