Nintendo has expanded its game music lineup by adding the soundtrack for Pikmin Bloom to the Nintendo Music service, joining the existing Pikmin 4 music offerings.
Pikmin Bloom is the free-to-play mobile AR title jointly developed by Niantic and Nintendo, originally released on October 26, 2021.
Pikmin 4, developed by Nintendo EPD for the Nintendo Switch, launched on July 21, 2023.
In a concise announcement, Nintendo confirmed that Pikmin Bloom’s soundtrack is now available on Nintendo Music.
The company said the mobile soundtrack comprises 77 tracks that collectively run for nearly two hours, giving listeners access to the game’s ambient and theme music for use while walking or at any time.
Rewriting that announcement in journalistic terms: Nintendo has added Pikmin Bloom to its Nintendo Music service today, bringing the mobile game’s 77-track score — almost two hours of music — to the platform alongside the existing Pikmin 4 tracks.
The publisher noted that Pikmin Bloom remains a free-to-play mobile companion to the Pikmin series and can connect to Pikmin 4’s Dandori Academy feature to deliver exclusive in-game rewards and bonuses.
How to listen
- The Nintendo Music app is offered as a free download on iOS and Android devices.
- The service can also be accessed via a web browser; Nintendo has indicated that listening via the web requires an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
Context and relevance
- Pikmin Bloom: Produced in collaboration between Niantic and Nintendo, Pikmin Bloom focuses on walking and real-world activity, complementing the mainline Pikmin titles.
Its mobile-first approach has made soundtracks and ambient tracks an important part of the player experience.
- Pikmin 4: The mainline Pikmin entry from Nintendo EPD arrived on Nintendo Switch in July 2023 and includes features such as the Dandori Academy, which offers structured, competitive-style activities in-game.
For players and fans who follow Nintendo’s music releases, the addition of Pikmin Bloom’s full soundtrack to Nintendo Music broadens the platform’s offerings and makes it easier to enjoy the series’ music across devices.
For more on Pikmin 4’s Nintendo Switch edition and its features, consult official Nintendo channels or our full review of the game.
Pikmin Bloom is the free-to-play mobile AR title jointly developed by Niantic and Nintendo, originally released on October 26, 2021.
Pikmin 4, developed by Nintendo EPD for the Nintendo Switch, launched on July 21, 2023.
In a concise announcement, Nintendo confirmed that Pikmin Bloom’s soundtrack is now available on Nintendo Music.
The company said the mobile soundtrack comprises 77 tracks that collectively run for nearly two hours, giving listeners access to the game’s ambient and theme music for use while walking or at any time.
Rewriting that announcement in journalistic terms: Nintendo has added Pikmin Bloom to its Nintendo Music service today, bringing the mobile game’s 77-track score — almost two hours of music — to the platform alongside the existing Pikmin 4 tracks.
The publisher noted that Pikmin Bloom remains a free-to-play mobile companion to the Pikmin series and can connect to Pikmin 4’s Dandori Academy feature to deliver exclusive in-game rewards and bonuses.
How to listen
- The Nintendo Music app is offered as a free download on iOS and Android devices.
- The service can also be accessed via a web browser; Nintendo has indicated that listening via the web requires an active Nintendo Switch Online membership.
Context and relevance
- Pikmin Bloom: Produced in collaboration between Niantic and Nintendo, Pikmin Bloom focuses on walking and real-world activity, complementing the mainline Pikmin titles.
Its mobile-first approach has made soundtracks and ambient tracks an important part of the player experience.
- Pikmin 4: The mainline Pikmin entry from Nintendo EPD arrived on Nintendo Switch in July 2023 and includes features such as the Dandori Academy, which offers structured, competitive-style activities in-game.
For players and fans who follow Nintendo’s music releases, the addition of Pikmin Bloom’s full soundtrack to Nintendo Music broadens the platform’s offerings and makes it easier to enjoy the series’ music across devices.
For more on Pikmin 4’s Nintendo Switch edition and its features, consult official Nintendo channels or our full review of the game.
