Winds of Viridia Soundtrack — Kevin Penkin & Christopher Larkin

Last verified: 2026-10-29

Who wrote the music for Winds of Viridia?

The Steam page credits Kevin Penkin and Christopher Larkin with original, symphonic-style music for Winds of Viridia. ActuGaming contextualizes their careers: Penkin on projects such as Made in Abyss and Florence, Larkin on Hollow Knight.

Those references explain why listeners compare the reveal tone to other adventure scores—they are not confirmations that Viridia reuses existing licensed tracks.

Source: Nintendo reveal trailer (YouTube ID t_Ldq6eq0nQ), © Shark Jump

What does the trailer sound like?

Steam credits symphonic-style original music; trailers pair that score with cel-shaded Grantree vistas. We have no official track names, leitmotif list, or in-game dynamic music rules yet.

Hear the reveal alongside visuals on announcement trailer or the demo download if you want in-game context—demo audio parity with the final OST is not confirmed.

Source: Nintendo reveal trailer (YouTube ID t_Ldq6eq0nQ), © Shark Jump

Languages and voice acting

Steam lists 12 interface languages, with English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish (Spain) showing full interface, full audio, and subtitles on the store page we verified. Whether all languages receive the same voice cast coverage in the final build is not announced yet beyond those store flags.

Source: windsofviridia.com key art, © Shark Jump

What we don’t know yet

• Commercial OST release date (Bandcamp, Steam music, vinyl, etc.)
• Track titles and runtimes
• Dynamic combat vs exploration layering rules
• Live instrumentation credits vs synthetic samples

Related pages

• What is Winds of Viridia? — developer Shark Jump and setting
• Gameplay overview — how exploration and combat interact
• Sanctuary hub — hub activities named in official copy

Sources

• Steam — Winds of Viridia
• ActuGaming — composer coverage
• Official site