Devil May Cry 5 Composer Returns to Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen with New Track

The composer of Devil May Cry 5 has returned to the world of Dragon's Dogma in collaboration with Capcom, this time creating a captivating track titled 'Burn the Sky,' a piece that could have become a lasting memory for longtime fans of the series

The composer of the Devil May Cry 5 game has once again returned to the world of Dragon's Dogma in collaboration with Capcom, and this time he has created an attractive piece called Burn the Sky; A work that could become a lasting memory for old fans of this series.

You can watch Burn The Sky music video below:

Casey Edwards, the composer and producer of Devil May Cry 5's music, has been hinting at his collaboration with Dragon's Dogma 2 for some time. Now it is clear that the reason for these teases was the creation of a special piece for the Dark Arisen expansion pack. Capcom once again invited this composer to compose new music for this series; Burn the Sky combines the heavy and energetic mood of metal music with Edwards' favorite style.

This piece is of the same kind of music that Edwards likes to make and could appeal to fans of his previous works. However, the strange thing is that Burn the Sky doesn't seem to play in any part of the Dark Arisen expansion pack; Even when the end credits of the game are shown, there is no news of this song. Such a decision is surprising, because this piece could have become one of the memorable musical moments of the collection.

To understand the importance of this, we need to go back to the music of one of the older versions of the collection. The song Into Free by the Japanese rock band B'z was used as the theme song for the first version of Dragon's Dogma and became a fan favorite. This song remained in the minds of the audience so much that its removal in the version of Dark Arisen was accompanied by the protest of some players.

Given the track's popularity, the use of Burn the Sky at the end of the new content could have been reminiscent of the same experience; The moment when the music and the end of the game come together and create a lasting memory for the audience; The return of Edwards also provided a good opportunity for Capcom to create such an experience for fans again.

However, this apparently did not happen. While it's still possible that Capcom will add Burn the Sky to the game in an update, there's no sign of such a decision at this time. As a result, fans will have to settle for listening to this song separately; An artifact that could have had a special place in the Dragon's Dogma 2 experience, but apparently did not find its way into the game.