breath of fire

The listings include a physical video game release and a music CD.

The listing highlights innovative gameplay mechanics, a new 3D-world look, an engrossing storyline, and stylized, brand-new visuals.

The CD contains 21 tracks: Emptiness and Void; Breath of Fire (Part One); Solstice; Raining; Balam; Bird Shadow; Holotropic; Xibalba; Breath of Fire (Part Two); Cacao Dance; White Fire on Black Fire; Khomuz 1 Rabbit Nutrient; Khomuz 2 Frog Nutrient; Khomuz Voice One; Khomuz Voice Two; Khomuz Voice Three; Khomuz 3 Winter; Khomuz 4 Traditional Variation; Tundra: Moving Glacier; The Lion Lays Down with the Lamb; Paper Fire Raven Baby.

The release is described as a mysterious, avant-primitive sonic universe with moods ranging from hysterical, intellectual, magical, and hilarious to sad, ecstatic, and beautiful.

The game is listed with an ESRB rating of T (Teen).

The story is set after an ecological collapse, with humans living underground in a shelter. A small patrol leaves the shelter to reach the surface and encounters caverns, dungeons, and strange adversaries along the way.

The game is listed as a role-playing game (RPG) and is single-player only.

The CD is described with surrealist and shamanic elements and folk imagery; the artist is called an “energy conduit.” The pieces are likened to field recordings and framed as an “ethnography of intergalactic avant-primitive folk music,” producing a mysterious, varied sound world with ecstatic, hilarious, sad, and beautiful moods.

The player is described as the patrol leader who leads a team through caverns and dungeons to reach the surface.