Developer HoYoverse rolled out the second Sumeru OST Album titled The Unfathomable Sand Dunes. It contains three discs – “Sandstorm Remembrances,” “Desert Exodus,” and “Battles of Sumeru 2” – that feature 108 remarkable tracks composed by the HOYO-MiX team, each one an original composition for Sumeru.
As you can guess from its name, most tracks are related to the Desert part of Sumeru that had been steadily expanded since the region came out in Version 3.0. In fact, the latest available Genshin Impact Version 3.6: A Parade of Providence added the latest part to it.
The first phase of the update features the re-runs of the long awaited characters, both 5-star and 4-star alike. If you were looking to build your Dendro-reactions based team, be it Bloom or Spread or their variations, you can’t do wrong with this patch between these heroes and weapons! For more info on the update, check out the official site or follow the link above.
Genshin Impact – Version 3.6 Phase I banners:
- 5-star characters: Nahida (Dendro Catalyst) & Nilou (Hydro Sword);
- 4-star characters: Kuki Shinobu (Electro Sword), Layla (Cryo Sword) & Dori (Electro Claymore);
- 5-star weapons: A Thousand Floating Dreams (Catalyst) & Key of Khaj-Nisut (Sword);
- 4-star weapons: event-exclusive Xiphos’ Moonlight (Sword), as well as Favonius Greatsword, Dragon’s Bane, Sacrificial Fragments, The Stringless.
Additionally, the official site has been updated with a Sumeru Vol. 2 OST Album promotional video. Note that both the video and the site feature a warning that it may trigger discomfort in patients with photosensitive epilepsy. Viewers are advised to watch with caution.
This music video showcases the battle theme of Shouki no Kami, the Prodigal from Sumeru’s second OST album, which was filmed and recorded at Yokohama Minato Mirai Hall. The performance features Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra, the choir, and an opera singer performing the piece “Polumnia Omnia” together.
