Arco Soundtrack (2024) — Composer, Score & Where to Stream

Arco Soundtrack: Arco is a 2024 Western-themed turn-based tactical RPG made by an international indie team — Polish pixel artist Franek Nowotniak, Australian game developer Max Cahill, Spanish composer and sound designer José Ramón "Bibiki" García, and Mexican developer Antonio "Fayer" Uribe — and published by Panic Inc.

Set in a fantasy alternate version of the frontier-era Americas, the game follows four native protagonists pursuing separate vendettas against the ruthless Red Company, with a "guilt" system that reflects the player’s choices back onto the story. It was praised by critics for its art style, combat system, and setting.

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Quick Facts

Game	Arco (2024)
Genre	Western-themed turn-based tactical RPG
Developers	Franek Nowotniak, Max Cahill, José Ramón "Bibiki" García, Antonio "Fayer" Uribe
Publisher	Panic Inc.
Composer / Sound Design	José Ramón "Bibiki" García
Release Date	August 15, 2024
Platforms	Windows, macOS, Nintendo Switch
Soundtrack	64-track Deluxe Edition score, released August 15, 2024
Where to Stream Soundtrack	Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music

Score & Composer

The Arco score was written by Spanish composer and sound designer José Ramón "Bibiki" García, who also handled the game’s sound design. García released the score as a 64-track Deluxe Edition album on Bandcamp on the game’s launch day, August 15, 2024, and it has since been split into multiple volumes on Spotify and Apple Music under the artist credit "Bibiki" / "José Ramón 'Bibiki' García." The score blends atmospheric, folk-inflected instrumentation with tense combat cues that shift between the game’s three interwoven storylines.

Note: at the time of writing, no scene-by-scene music cue sheet for Arco has been published, so the selections below are drawn directly from the official Deluxe Edition tracklist rather than an invented scene guide.

Arco Soundtrack Highlights

Here is a selection of tracks from the official 64-track Arco (Original Game Soundtrack) [Deluxe Edition] by Bibiki, released August 15, 2024:

1.	Arena y Alquitrán
2.	Where Iyos Live
3.	Training Grounds
9.	Root Out
11.	Ashes and Sorrow
18.	Red Company
28.	The Arena
43.	Red Desert
50.	Headquarters
53.	Sempiternal

The full 64-track listing is available on Bandcamp.

Where to Stream

The Arco score streams on Spotify and Apple Music across multiple volumes, and the full Deluxe Edition is available on Bandcamp. The game itself is available on Steam, GOG, and the Nintendo eShop.

Trailer: You can watch the trailer of Arco on YouTube below (external link: Steam).

Arco Soundtrack

Arco released on Windows, macOS, and Nintendo Switch on August 15, 2024. Despite modest initial sales, positive reviews and word of mouth helped sales pick up in the weeks after launch, and the game earned praise from outlets like IGN, Eurogamer, PC Gamer, and GamesRadar+ for its art style, story, and inventive turn-based/real-time hybrid combat.

Frequently Asked Questions

Has Arco actually been released, or is it still upcoming?

Arco has been released. It launched on Windows, macOS, and Nintendo Switch on August 15, 2024, published by Panic Inc.

Who composed the Arco soundtrack?

The score was composed and sound-designed by José Ramón “Bibiki” García, a Spanish composer and sound designer who was also part of Arco’s core development team.

How many tracks are on the Arco soundtrack?

The official Arco (Original Game Soundtrack) [Deluxe Edition] released on Bandcamp contains 64 tracks, released on the same day as the game, August 15, 2024. It has also been split into separate volumes on Spotify and Apple Music.

Where can I stream the Arco soundtrack?

The soundtrack is available on Bandcamp as the full Deluxe Edition, and in multiple volumes on Spotify and Apple Music under the artist credit Bibiki / José Ramón “Bibiki” García.

What platforms is Arco available on?

Arco is available on Windows and macOS (via Steam and GOG) and on Nintendo Switch.

What is Arco about?

Arco is a Western-themed turn-based tactical RPG set in a fantasy alternate version of the frontier-era Americas. It follows four native protagonists whose separate stories of revenge against the Red Company intertwine, with a guilt system that reflects player choices back into combat and narrative.