CRYMELIGHT OST: Complete Soundtrack Track List, Artists, and Release Details

The CRYMELIGHT OST landed with almost no fanfare: a track list, a composer credit, and very little else. That thin paper trail is exactly why the details matter. If you are trying to buy, stream, or simply identify the CRYMELIGHT OST, the two catalog entries that exist tell you more than a first glance suggests — including the fact that the release is labeled as Part 1 of 2, not a single finished album.

Below is everything the available sources actually confirm about the soundtrack, with the dates and locations attached, plus the open questions you should check before spending money.

What the CRYMELIGHT OST Part 1 Actually Contains

The distribution page at linkco.re titles the release "CRYMELIGHT - Complete Soundtrack Part 1/2" and lays out a 21-track running order that opens with "Love and Guilt" and closes with "Sentimental." A second catalog entry, at Sitting on Clouds, repeats the same 21 titles under the simpler heading "CRYMELIGHT - Complete Soundtrack," classifies the album as an original game soundtrack, and sets its game field to Crymelight.

That trailing "/2" is the detail most quick summaries miss. As of the November 7, 2026 snapshot of the linkco.re page, this is one half of a set rather than the entire score in one package.

The credit pattern is remarkably consistent. Sakuzyo is listed as composer, producer, mixing engineer, and mastering engineer on all 21 tracks, and the "other instruments" field is credited to Sakuzyo as well. Only the opening track breaks that pattern, which is worth its own section.

"Love and Guilt" Is the Only Vocal Track Listed in Part 1

Track one carries the extra credits that no other song on this half of the CRYMELIGHT OST does. Vocals belong to Mary, voiced by Hitomi Sekine. The lyric is credited jointly to Sakuzyo and Takumi Isobe, while Sakuzyo still handles composition, production, mixing, and mastering.

Nothing else in the captured track list names a vocalist, which makes "Love and Guilt" the obvious entry point for listeners who come to a game soundtrack for its theme song. The remaining titles read like scene or mood labels — "Tea Party," "Sky Garden," "Night Garden," "Castle," "Skirmish," "Armor" — the kind of short functional names a score uses to map to moments in a game rather than stand-alone pop songs.

Who Composed the CRYMELIGHT OST?

One name, from top to bottom: Sakuzyo. Every composition, production, mixing, and mastering credit on the Part 1 track list resolves to that single artist, and the linkco.re page links to an artist profile that collects other Sakuzyo releases, including Cryptograph and Altered Scale Quintet - Useless Etudes. The page also closes with the artist site, sakuzyo.com.

That self-contained credit list matters in practice. Because the same person mixed and mastered the material, the CRYMELIGHT OST should sound consistent across its 21 tracks rather than jumping between engineers — and it also means the album is a single-artist work, not a label compilation of guest composers. If you have heard Sakuzyo's earlier albums, you already know roughly what production style to expect; if you have not, the vocal opener is the fairest sample.

Release Dates: Two Listings, Two Dates

The two catalog entries do not agree. Because both are non-wiki sources, their conflicting release-date accounts are for reference only and are shown side by side rather than resolved by assumption.

Neither page explains the one-day gap, and the linkco.re listing only reports a date without a time zone. When two databases disagree by a day, the storefront you actually purchase or stream from is the authority — check the date on the page where you place the order, not on a third-party index.

It is also worth noting that the Sitting on Clouds entry presents the album with separate Disc 1 and Disc 2 tabs while displaying the 21 titles above. Because the linkco.re release is explicitly marked Part 1/2, treat those 21 songs as one portion of the score and do not assume the second part contains the same material.

How to Listen to the CRYMELIGHT OST

As of the November 7, 2026 snapshot, the linkco.re page includes a Listen section, a preview notice warning that previews can take a moment to load, and an artist page for Sakuzyo. That page does not spell out which streaming or download services carry the album, so the Listen panel itself is the place to confirm availability rather than a secondhand list.

Two practical notes for buyers:

• Check the part number before purchasing. A listing titled "Part 1/2" is not the full soundtrack, even when a catalog labels it "Complete Soundtrack."
• Prefer official routes. Third-party catalog sites that host MP3 and FLAC mirrors are not official distribution; the release page and legitimate storefronts are the safer path to a copy, and they are the only ones that credit the artist properly.

For the game itself, the canonical reference point is the official CRYMELIGHT listing on Steam. That page is the anchor for the title the score belongs to, while the soundtrack pages linked above cover the music. Keeping the two separate avoids a common mix-up: a soundtrack release date is not a game release date, and the sources here only document the former.

FAQ

How many tracks are on the CRYMELIGHT OST?

The Part 1 release lists 21 tracks, from "Love and Guilt" through "Sentimental," as of the November 7, 2026 snapshots of both catalog entries. Because the distribution title marks the album as Part 1/2, those 21 tracks are not the complete score, and neither source shows what the second part contains.

Who composed the CRYMELIGHT OST?

Sakuzyo is credited as composer, producer, mixing engineer, and mastering engineer on every track in Part 1. The opener, "Love and Guilt," adds Takumi Isobe as co-lyricist and Hitomi Sekine as the vocalist performing the role of Mary.

When was the CRYMELIGHT OST released?

The answer depends on which listing you read. As of 2026-11-07, the linkco.re release page showed 2026/11/06, while the Sitting on Clouds album entry showed November 5, 2026. Both are dated snapshots rather than live facts, so confirm the date on the storefront you use.

Can I stream the CRYMELIGHT OST right now?

The linkco.re page carried a Listen section and a preview player as of the 2026-11-07 snapshot, but neither source names specific streaming platforms. Use that Listen panel to check which services carry the album in your region instead of relying on an outdated list.