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Final Fantasy 10 1 Oct 2026, 12:31

Final Fantasy 10: possible 2-disc vinyl release with 20 tracks in November 2026

Final Fantasy 10: possible 2-disc vinyl release with 20 tracks in November 2026

According to a report, Square Enix is working on a Final Fantasy 10 vinyl release with two discs, 20 selected tracks, and a planned November 2026 launch.

  • The release is described as Final Fantasy 10: Eternal Calm, a 2-disc vinyl collection with 20 selected tracks.
  • The stated timing is November 2026, but based on the information provided, it is not confirmed whether this is an official Square Enix announcement.

What happened

Square Enix is mentioned in the report in connection with an anniversary release tied to Final Fantasy 10, the PlayStation 2 game that launched in 2001. This is not a new game or remake, but a physical music release centered on the title’s soundtrack. The report’s focus is clearly on merchandise and collectibles, with an emphasis on a vinyl product that would line up with the game’s 25th anniversary in 2026.

The release is referred to in the article as Final Fantasy 10: Eternal Calm. According to the description, it is a 2-disc vinyl set featuring 20 tracks. The information provided includes songs such as "Zanarkand", "Otherworld", "This Is Your Story", "Tidus's Theme", "Besaid", "Blitz Off!", "Enemy Attack", "Fight With Seymour", "Yuna's Theme" and "The Sending". That suggests the product is a curated selection of the game’s most recognizable music rather than a full soundtrack release.

The packaging is also described in some detail: the records are said to feature a transparent design inspired by the coastlines and seascapes of Spira. That fits Final Fantasy 10’s visual identity, since Spira plays a major role in the game’s world. The report lists November 2026 as the release window, but the provided information does not make clear whether that date comes from an official Square Enix announcement or a product listing that was republished elsewhere. The fact report also explicitly notes that the official status of the announcement has not been independently confirmed.

The name Eternal Calm is already familiar within Final Fantasy 10 as an existing reference in the franchise. Because of that, it remains unclear from the provided information whether this is the official product name or a label used by the article. That matters, since the title in the report could be read either as a product name or as a descriptive heading. Without additional sourcing, it is also unclear whether the release will appear in stores under that exact name.

Timeline

  • 2001 — Final Fantasy 10 launches on PlayStation 2 and becomes part of Square Enix’s Final Fantasy series.

  • 2026 — Final Fantasy 10 reaches its 25th anniversary, which forms the basis for a physical soundtrack reissue.

  • November 2026 — The reported release window for Final Fantasy 10: Eternal Calm, described as a 2-disc vinyl set with 20 tracks.

  • Unconfirmed in the provided information — The report mentions Square Enix, but the official announcement status and exact product name remain unverified.

Background

Final Fantasy 10 was released in 2001 on PlayStation 2 and reaches its 25th anniversary in 2026. That makes a physical soundtrack reissue a logical anniversary product, especially since music releases and collectibles are often used to mark milestones for major games. In this case, the focus is not on new gameplay, a remaster, or a sequel, but on a tangible music release that highlights Square Enix’s existing game catalog.

The provided information describes a 2-disc vinyl release with 20 selected tracks. That is a relatively compact soundtrack selection and suggests the release is built around recognizable themes and key moments from the game. The listed tracks, including "Zanarkand", "Otherworld" and "Yuna's Theme", are among Final Fantasy 10’s most recognizable pieces and make the release appealing to collectors looking for a curated set of the game’s best-known compositions.

The mention of a transparent design inspired by Spira suggests that the physical presentation is an important part of the product. Spira is the world of Final Fantasy 10, and a visual reference to it fits an anniversary release that leans on both music and collectible presentation. Details like this matter because vinyl releases in gaming are often sold as premium merchandise with strong thematic packaging.

At the same time, the fact report notes an important uncertainty: it has not been confirmed whether Final Fantasy 10: Eternal Calm is the official product name, or whether it is simply a descriptive title used in the report. The November 2026 date is also not confirmed as a final Square Enix release date in the provided information. For now, the release should therefore be treated as a reported or expected anniversary product, not a fully verified official announcement.

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Sources

  • Gamerant: Final Fantasy 10 / FF10 Eternal Calm release date November 2026