Pikmin Bloom Soundtrack Joins Nintendo Music with 77 Tracks

Nintendo Adds Pikmin Bloom Music To Its Streaming App with 77 Tracks and Nearly Two Hours of Game Soundtracks
Pikmin Bloom Soundtrack Joins Nintendo Music with 77 Tracks
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Akshita Pidiha
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Nintendo has added the Pikmin Bloom soundtrack to its Nintendo Music app. The latest update brings 77 tracks from the mobile game to the service. The collection offers nearly two hours of music for fans to enjoy on walks or at home. 

The addition arrived on November 12. It coincides with the release of Pikmin 4 – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Dandori Academy. Nintendo Music already features the Pikmin 4 soundtrack.

The latest addition gives fans another collection of music from the Pikmin series. It also adds to Nintendo's growing library of game soundtracks available through its mobile music service.

Expands Nintendo Music Library

Pikmin Bloom is a free-to-play mobile game that motivates users to venture out into the environment through walking. The game features Pikmin characters and flowers as part of its outdoor activities. The game's soundtrack is now available via Nintendo Music. The soundtrack is now available through Nintendo Music. 

Nintendo Music is available to download for free on Android and iOS devices. However, in order to use the music library offered by Nintendo Music, one will have to subscribe to Nintendo Switch Online services. 

The addition is part of Nintendo's monthly updates to its music library. The music platform was launched in October 2024.

More to the Experience

Along with this change in the soundtrack, Pikmin 4 – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Dandori Academy has been released. Pikmin Bloom is capable of connecting to the Pikmin 4 Edition. This connection will provide users with some benefits and gifts in the app.

The connection gives the user one more reason to play Pikmin Bloom and the game together. So far, there is no information about the number of Pikmin soundtracks that may appear in the music service in the future.

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