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Launch of Honkai: Star Rail Celebrated With Half-Hour Departure Festival Concert

One aspect of their games that HoYoverse has particularly perfected is the music, even having their own HOYO-MiX studio brand to pump out new original tracks. With the release of Honkai: Star Rail on PC, iOS and Android - you had better believe that there are more than a few stellar music tracks in the game. Taking us through just a few of them, HoYoverse last night hosted a 30-minute pre-recorded concert stream - featuring tracks from throughout the new game. Did you miss it or just want to listen to it again? Thankfully, HoYoverse has made the full concert available post-stream.

May 1, 2023

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