Arknights Endfield OST: Full Soundtrack List
Every known track, where it plays in game, and where to stream the official releases.
- Tracks
- 44
- Official albums & EPs
- 15
- Up to
- Version 1.6
- Links checked
The Arknights: Endfield soundtrack is released by Metal Scar Radio, Hypergryph's official music label for Endfield. You can stream the official albums and operator EPs on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music by searching for "Metal Scar Radio". A lot of in-game music, including region ambience and some boss cuts, has never been released, and community uploads are the only way to hear it.
Below, all 44 tracks are grouped by where you hear them: the menu and Hub, regions, combat and bosses, operator themes, version events and AIC facilities. Each row says where it plays, which version added it, and whether the link is official or a community upload. Search by boss, operator or area name, or press Play to listen without leaving the page. Endfield Hub hosts no audio; every link goes to the uploader's own page.
Stream the official soundtrack
All Endfield OST tracks by category
No tracks match. Try an area, boss or operator name, or email contact@endfieldhub.org if a track is missing.
Region Themes
4 tracksExploration music for Valley IV, Wuling and their sub-areas.
Combat & Boss Themes
9 tracksProtocol Space battle music and the named boss fights.
Character Themes & EPs
10 tracksOperator EPs and ending themes, usually released with the operator banner.
Event & Version OST
15 tracksAlbums, story songs and radio broadcasts tied to a version or event.
Ambient & Facility Themes
4 tracksFactory, AIC and base-building music.
Official Endfield albums and EPs by version
Every release below is an official Metal Scar Radio or Arknights: Endfield upload. Operator versions come from each operator's banner.
Which song plays in each boss fight and story scene
Heard it during a fight or a cutscene? Find the scene, then jump to the track.
Album versions vs in-game versions
If an official track sounds wrong next to your memory of a fight, you are probably not misremembering. Hypergryph regularly cuts the album release and the in-game loop differently, and for boss themes the gap can be large.
Marble Aggelomoirai is the clearest case. The album track is about 2:27, while the in-game fight runs a cut of roughly ten minutes that remixes phase 1 and drops the final phase 2 chorus. Nefarith, Conqueror goes further. The album splits it into Whispers of Decay and Annihilation Response, but the fight music is assembled from those plus Shatter the Crown and Wake the Sea, with a female chant in phase 1 that neither album track has.
Smaller differences show up elsewhere. The in-game Wuling AIC Variation 2 has lighter dubstep elements than its album release, and the Version 1.2 finale plays Butterfly in Ashes (焚蝶) without the Sanskrit section of Aurora Sky's official version. When the difference matters, the track list above links both cuts, with the album version marked official.
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Links only: Endfield Hub hosts no audio. All Arknights: Endfield music is © Hypergryph. Endfield Hub is a fan-made site, not affiliated with Hypergryph or Yostar. Back to all guides.
