12 Instrumental Game Soundtracks (Visual Novel/Action) FREE

Here you can find 12 instrumental soundtracks for your game!
This work is a collection of my sketches from different times and creative periods, spanning from 2015 to 2022.
It doesn't fully reflect my current musical level, as some pieces are old, raw, and unfinished. However, I still want to share this music in hopes that it, too, will find its listener and help you to create your game.


Rainy Memories - A melancholic and cinematic short track centered around piano. Perfect for flashbacks or emotional, somber moments.

Shining - A cheerful and upbeat guitar piece, ideal for visual novels, slice-of-life scenes, or cozy moments.

Viking March - A cinematic battle track with Viking-orchestral flair - great for epic combat sequences.

Peaceful Sky - A calm and airy piano-driven composition, suited for reflective or lighthearted scenes.

Good Old Days - A bright, joyful guitar tune that fits well in visual novels, arcade games, or cozy titles.

Into The Battle - A dynamic hybrid-orchestral battle track - perfect for intense action or combat scenes.

Starfall - A minimalistic post-rock guitar piece, excellent for highlighting emotional turning points.

Distance - A neutral, laid-back melody built around acoustic guitar and soft percussion. Ideal for cutscenes or visual novel backgrounds.

Night Pursuit - A tense and energetic electronic track - fitting for chase scenes in detective or action games.

Endless Snow - A contemplative guitar rock piece in the spirit of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. or Metro 2033, perfect for moody, post-apocalyptic settings.

Elf Waltz - A short fantasy sketch with an elven theme, great for whimsical or fairy-tale inspired games.

Daydreaming - A soothing and peaceful acoustic guitar track with light percussion, well-suited for cozy games, relaxed scenes, or narrative moments.

All tracks are released under a CC 4.0 license. You can use them for free in your projects, but you must credit me (Alex Coldfire) as the author in the game’s credits and in the author section on all relevant pages.
You’re also welcome to follow me, leave a comment, or support me with a small donation — though that’s entirely up to you. I wish you all the best with your projects!

NO AI was used in the production of this music!