The Delatarune soundtrack has inspired a new rock ‘n’ roll remix album which is available to stream now ahead of a vinyl release.
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Toby Fox’s pretty, piano-led score for Deltarune is one of the most beloved gaming soundtracks around. Many of the chill, ambient tracks are used in playlists for studying or relaxing.
But a new collection is set to change all that. Created by Geoffrey Day, ‘Deltarune: Guitar Collections Volume 1’ features 14 classic Deltarune songs that have been given a rock & roll makeover. “Arrangements [have been] crafted to feel natural and expressive on the instrument while remaining faithful to the original tracks,” reads the official description. “From the driving energy of ‘Rude Buster’ to the explosive intensity of ‘The World Revolving’, each track captures the character of its source through a distinct guitar-forward lens.”
‘Deltarune: Guitar Collections Volume 1’ is available to stream now, and is also available on vinyl via Materia. You can also buy the official sheet music collection, so you can play along at home.
The complete ‘Deltarune: Guitar Collections Volume 1’ tracklist is as follows:
‘The Legend’
‘Rude Buster’
‘Field Of Hopes And Dreams’
‘Lancer’
‘Vs. Susie’
‘The World Revolving’
‘Chaos King’
‘My Castle Town’
‘Attack Of The Killer Queen’
‘Now’s Your Chance To Be A’
‘Big Shot’
‘Sans.’
‘You Can Always Come Home’
‘Before the Story’
* The power of epic guitar riffs shines within you.
DELTARUNE Guitar Collections Vol. 1 arrives on vinyl, CD, and official sheet music. @TobyFox‘s unforgettable score is reimagined by @GeoffPlaysGuit, featuring artwork by @EiffelArt.
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— Materia Collective (@MateriaColl) May 15, 2026
Deltarune is an episodic role-playing game, set in a parallel version of Toby Fox’s 2015 game Undertale.
Later this year, an orchestral Undertale tour will visit cities across the United States, Europe, Canada and Asia. The gigs will see a 25-piece orchestra performing new arrangements of the Undertale soundtrack, accompanied by gameplay footage. “Undertale is a game with a lot of music, it’s good when skilled professionals play the music and people listen to it,” said Fox in a statement. Due to demand, several more shows have been added around the world.
In other news, Far Cry game developers Ubisoft have promised a new game is on the way – but you might be waiting several years for it to launch.
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