Skullgirls: Original Soundtrack
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- Skullgirls: Season Pass From $34.99
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Containing 44 tracks (including Annie's new theme "The Stars and Stage Are Set"), this album features music by distinguished composer Michiru Yamane (Castlevania: Symphony of the Night), award-winning composer Vincent Diamante (Flower, Sky), plus composers Blaine McGurty and Brenton Kossak.
Containing 44 tracks (including Annie's new theme "The Stars and Stage Are Set"), this album features music by distinguished composer Michiru Yamane (Castlevania: Symphony of the Night), award-winning composer Vincent Diamante (Flower, Sky), plus composers Blaine McGurty and Brenton Kossak.
Combining her trademark haunting, gothic melodies with jazz influences, Michiru Yamane’s soundtrack perfectly sets the mood for the “dark deco” world of Skullgirls.
NOTE: This soundtrack will be updated with new Character tracks for FREE as they become available. See the Skullgirls Season 1 Pass for more details!
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Skullgirls: Original Soundtrack price history and current deals
Skullgirls: Original Soundtrack for PC currently sells from $9.99 at authorized stores. Lowest since 7 Jul 2026: $2.49.
Skullgirls: Original Soundtrack reviews, playtime, and age rating
74 people have reviewed Skullgirls: Original Soundtrack. 76% are positive. Steam calls that Mostly Positive.
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